What is Cymric silver?

Cymric is the trade name given by Liberty & Co to their high-end silver and enamel range launched around the turn of the twentieth century. These pieces draw heavily on Celtic Revival motifs and frequently showcase the design work of Archibald Knox alongside makers like W.H. Haseler.

How do I identify Tudric pewter?

Tudric is the brand name used by Liberty & Co for pewter items, typically stamped with a model number such as 0222 or 0254 on the underside. Many of these pewter domestic items and clocks were designed by Archibald Knox and often feature stylized floral or interlaced Celtic patterns.

What materials accompany the silver?

Archibald Knox designs for Liberty commonly incorporate vibrantly coloured vitreous enamel in blues and greens. Other materials seen alongside the silver and pewter include abalone shell, chrysoprase, glass, and citrine.

What objects did Knox design?

The range of objects spans personal adornment and household utility, including pendants, necklaces, belt buckles, and sovereign cases. Larger and functional domestic pieces comprise candlesticks, mantle clocks, carriage clocks, caddy spoons, jugs, tankards, and napkin rings.