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Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900
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Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

1900 - 1920
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Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, c.1900

A fine and highly desirable Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts rose bowl with its original pierced lid, dating to circa 1900. This attractive and well-preserved example is fully signed and remains in excellent original, undamaged condition.

The bowl is particularly appealing for its distinctive Newlyn Copper decorative design, featuring a continuous frieze of large stylised fish swimming amongst stylised seaweed and bubbles. The maritime subject matter is characteristic of the imaginative Arts and Crafts metalwork produced by the Newlyn School and Newlyn Copper Works in Cornwall around the turn of the twentieth century.

The rose bowl retains its original pierced copper lid, an important and desirable feature as these lids are frequently found missing from surviving examples. The combination of the original bowl, lid, signature, condition and distinctive fish decoration makes this an especially attractive piece for collectors of Newlyn copper, Arts and Crafts metalwork, British copperware and late Victorian decorative arts.

An almost identical Newlyn copper rose bowl, although slightly larger, is illustrated on page 132, illustration no. 2, in Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Copper Work in Newlyn by Daryl Bennett and Colin Pill. The published example provides an important reference point for this design and demonstrates the close relationship between the two pieces.

Details

• Maker / School: Newlyn Copper / Newlyn School

• Style: British Arts and Crafts

• Date: Circa 1900

• Object: Rose bowl with original pierced lid

• Material: Copper

• Decoration: Continuous band of large stylised fish, seaweed and bubbles

• Signature: Fully signed

• Condition: Excellent original condition; undamaged

• Diameter: 18 cm

• Height: 8 cm

• Reference: Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Copper Work in Newlyn by Daryl Bennett & Colin Pill, p.132, illustration no.2

• Price £495.00 inclusive of shipping to within the UK

Collector's Note

An exceptionally attractive example of early 20th-century Newlyn copper Arts and Crafts metalwork, retaining the original pierced lid and displaying an unusually appealing continuous maritime decoration. Its excellent untouched condition, full signature and documented comparable example make it a particularly desirable piece for the serious collector of Newlyn copper and British Arts & Crafts antiques.

You can find more items of interest and purchase through our website, using all major credit cards:

please visit: www.oliversargentantiques.com

Declaration

Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Newlyn Copper Rose Bowl to the 1900s.

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SA1234374
Dealers Internal Reference
OSA1600
Description
Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, c.1900
A fine and highly desirable Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts rose bowl with its original pierced lid, dating to circa 1900.
Oliver Sargent Antiques

This attractive and well-preserved example is fully signed and remains in excellent original, undamaged condition.

fig 1. A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
fig 1. Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

The bowl is particularly appealing for its distinctive Newlyn Copper decorative design, featuring a continuous frieze of large stylised fish swimming amongst stylised seaweed and bubbles. The maritime subject matter is characteristic of the imaginative Arts and Crafts metalwork produced by the Newlyn School and Newlyn Copper Works in Cornwall around the turn of the twentieth century.

fig 2. A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
fig 2. Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

The rose bowl retains its original pierced copper lid, an important and desirable feature as these lids are frequently found missing from surviving examples. The combination of the original bowl, lid, signature, condition and distinctive fish decoration makes this an especially attractive piece for collectors of Newlyn copper, Arts and Crafts metalwork, British copperware and late Victorian decorative arts.

fig 3. A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
fig 3. Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

An almost identical Newlyn copper rose bowl, although slightly larger, is illustrated on page 132, illustration no. 2, in Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Copper Work in Newlyn by Daryl Bennett and Colin Pill. The published example provides an important reference point for this design and demonstrates the close relationship between the two pieces.

fig 4. A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
fig 4. Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

Details

• Maker / School: Newlyn Copper / Newlyn School

• Style: British Arts and Crafts

• Date: Circa 1900

• Object: Rose bowl with original pierced lid

• Material: Copper

• Decoration: Continuous band of large stylised fish, seaweed and bubbles

fig 5. A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
fig 5. Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

• Signature: Fully signed

• Condition: Excellent original condition; undamaged

• Diameter: 18 cm

• Height: 8 cm

• Reference: Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Copper Work in Newlyn by Daryl Bennett & Colin Pill, p.132, illustration no.2

fig 6. A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
fig 6. Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

• Price £495.00 inclusive of shipping to within the UK

Collector's Note

An exceptionally attractive example of early 20th-century Newlyn copper Arts and Crafts metalwork, retaining the original pierced lid and displaying an unusually appealing continuous maritime decoration. Its excellent untouched condition, full signature and documented comparable example make it a particularly desirable piece for the serious collector of Newlyn copper and British Arts & Crafts antiques.

You can find more items of interest and purchase through our website, using all major credit cards:

please visit: www.oliversargentantiques.com

Date of Manufacture

Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Newlyn Copper Rose Bowl to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1234374
Dealers Internal Ref
OSA1600
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Archive I A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.

Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, C.1900

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A hand-hammered dark copper rose bowl featuring embossed fish motifs and a pierced top lid.
Newlyn Copper Arts & Crafts Rose Bowl and Original Pierced Lid, c.1900
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  • ObjectRose Bowls
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArts & Crafts
  • MaterialCopper
  • ColourDark Copper
  • MotifsRepousse fish motif, Hand-hammered texture, Pierced lid detail, Marine motif

This 1900 Arts and Crafts rose bowl originates from the Newlyn School and comes with its original pierced lid. Constructed from dark copper with a hand-hammered texture, the body displays a repoussé marine motif depicting large stylised fish swimming amidst seaweed and bubbles. The exterior surface shows subtle variations in metallic sheen, visible hammer marks from the hand-beating process, and distinct dimensional embossing that projects outward from the bowl wall. Measuring 18 cm in diameter and 8 cm in height, this vessel works well displayed on a sideboard top in an English country house setting. The lid includes circular piercing details designed to hold floral stems when the piece functions as a traditional rose bowl. The metalwork exhibits a consistent patination across its rounded form, maintaining an undamaged profile that displays the traditional technique of the West Country metalworking cooperative.

Copper rose bowls gained prominence during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods under the Arts and Crafts movement, where metalworkers emphasised handcraftsmanship over mass industrial production. Centres of production, such as the Newlyn Industrial Class in Cornwall founded in the late 19th century, produced hand-hammered copper vessels often decorated with localised natural motifs including marine life and foliage.

These vessels were crafted from sheet copper worked by hand using repousse and chasing techniques to create raised designs from the reverse side. The bowls were frequently paired with removable pierced copper or brass top lids, allowing flower stems to be arranged neatly in position.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-hammered surface texture, visible tool marks, and specific maker stamps such as NEWLYN. The decoration typically shows fluid repousse work of flora or fauna, accompanied by an aged copper patina without modern machine perfection.

An antique copper rose bowl serves as a decorative accent on a wooden sideboard, dining table, or mantelpiece. The warm metallic tones complement both traditional timber surfaces and contemporary neutral colour palettes.

Maintain antique copper by dusting regularly with a soft dry cloth. Avoid aggressive chemical polishers that strip away historic surface patination; light wax polish formulated for antiques may be applied sparingly to protect the metal surface.
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