The Silver Cabinet has dated this Art Nouveau Silver Bowl to the Edwardian era.
It is clearly hallmarked for London 1901, both on the inside of the lid and the rim of the bowl. The hand hammered bowl has wide handles and stands on a central stem with a circular pedestal base. There is one small crease on the rim above the hallmark, which is shown in the penultimate photograph.
Kate Harris (1878–1939) was a prominent British designer who created celebrated Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts silver work for William Hutton & Sons in their London studio between 1899 and 1905. Her rare pieces often featured flowing organic floral motifs, enamelling, and stylized maiden profiles
Dimensions:
Silver Weight: 587g
Width: 24cm
Height: 18cm
Depth: 13cm
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The Silver Cabinet has dated this Art Nouveau Silver Bowl to the Edwardian era.
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