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Arts and Crafts William Hutton Polished Pewter Inkwell Decorated with 2 Ruskin Cabochons
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Arts and Crafts William Hutton Polished Pewter Inkwell Decorated with 2 Ruskin Cabochons

1900 - 1920
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Arts and Crafts William Hutton polished pewter inkwell decorated with  2 Ruskin Cabochons – one to the top of the inkwell and a heart shaped smaller cabochon to the front. Original Ruskin liner. Marked with the crossed swords mark for William Hutton and stamped Pewter and numbered 002201 (Design number). The circular Pewter base has a pen holder to the back and a heart shaped cabochon. The domed cover of the inkwell is hinged and has a circular ruskin cabochon to the top.  English – possibly made for Liberty. Made c 1900-1910. Excellent original condition

History

The firm was established in Birmingham in 1800 by William Hutton and was transferred to Sheffield in 1832. Addresses include West Street, Sheffield and Hanley Street, Birmingham. London Office: 11 Warwick Court, High Holborn, WC1. (1922) Showrooms: 7 Farringdon Road, London, EC (1914). The firm became William Hutton & Sons in 1864 and William Hutton & Sons Ltd from 1893 to 1930. In 1930 goodwill transferred to James Dixon & Sons Ltd. In the late 19th century Hutton’s developed a new nickel alloy that could be used for plating called British Plate which is marked ‘BP’ on flatware. The firm started using the crossed swords mark from 1902 when they acquired Cresswick and Co

Date  c 1900-1910

Condition Excellent original condition.

Dimensions 15cm diameter x 7cm high

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Height
7cm (2.76")
Width
15cm (5.91")
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Solo Antiques has dated this Arts Crafts Pewter Inkwell to the 1900s.

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Arts and Crafts William Hutton polished pewter inkwell decorated with  2 Ruskin Cabochons – one to the top of the inkwell and a heart shaped smaller cabochon to the front. Original Ruskin liner.
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Marked with the crossed swords mark for William Hutton and stamped Pewter and numbered 002201 (Design number).
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The circular Pewter base has a pen holder to the back and a heart shaped cabochon. The domed cover of the inkwell is hinged and has a circular ruskin cabochon to the top.  English – possibly made for Liberty. Made c 1900-1910. Excellent original condition

fig 1. A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons.
fig 1. Arts and Crafts William Hutton Polished Pewter Inkwell Decorated with 2 Ruskin Cabochons

History

The firm was established in Birmingham in 1800 by William Hutton and was transferred to Sheffield in 1832. Addresses include West Street, Sheffield and Hanley Street, Birmingham. London Office: 11 Warwick Court, High Holborn, WC1. (1922) Showrooms: 7 Farringdon Road, London, EC (1914). The firm became William Hutton & Sons in 1864 and William Hutton & Sons Ltd from 1893 to 1930. In 1930 goodwill transferred to James Dixon & Sons Ltd. In the late 19th century Hutton’s developed a new nickel alloy that could be used for plating called British Plate which is marked ‘BP’ on flatware. The firm started using the crossed swords mark from 1902 when they acquired Cresswick and Co

Date  c 1900-1910

Condition Excellent original condition.

Dimensions 15cm diameter x 7cm high

Buy it now price includes uk shipping

Height
7cm (2.76")
Width
15cm (5.91")
Date of Manufacture

Solo Antiques has dated this Arts Crafts Pewter Inkwell to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1229609
Dealers Internal Ref
3034
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Archive I A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons.

Arts and Crafts William Hutton Polished Pewter Inkwell Decorated with 2 Ruskin Cabochons

Archive II A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons. View II
Archive III A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons. View III
Archive IV A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons. View IV
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A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons.
Arts and Crafts William Hutton polished pewter inkwell decorated with 2 Ruskin Cabochons
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A polished pewter Arts and Crafts inkwell featuring a flared lobed base, stylized handles, and two inset turquoise ceramic cabochons.
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Arts and Crafts pewter inkwells, produced from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century, emphasize organic forms, hand-crafted aesthetics, and functional design. Designers often incorporated stylized foliate motifs, hand-hammered surfaces, and enamel or ceramic cabochons to contrast with the soft grey metal.

These inkwells were typically cast or hammered from pewter alloys, which often included tin combined with small amounts of copper or antimony. Decorative highlights were frequently added using vibrant glazed ceramic cabochons, glass inserts, or enamelled copper plaques.

Authentic pieces usually bear stamped maker marks, registration numbers, or manufacturer stamps on the underside, such as those for William Hutton & Sons or Tudric. Look for characteristic signs of hand-finishing, proper age-related oxidisation, and original ceramic or glass components.

An antique pewter inkwell works effectively as a sculptural accent on a modern home office desk, library bureau, or living room bookshelf. Grouping it alongside leather-bound volumes, brass instruments, or framed botanical prints enhances its historical texture.

Dust the item regularly using a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, abrasive pastes, or immersion in water, as these can strip the original surface patina and damage delicate ceramic cabochons or underlying adhesives.
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