Metalwork Pewter, Silver and EPNS

MWP 6 - A wonderful little pewter jug with a fabulous stylised brass handle with original patina attributed to Arthur S. Dixon & made by The Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. Height 5", Width 4". Circa 1900. £POA. This Jug has all the traits of Dixon, his famous rat tail & contrasting metals these are his signitures. See Arts & Crafts Metalwork, Blackwell, the Arts & Crafts House 2003, page 27 & 39. An exhibition held at Blackwell, one of the most famous Arts & Crafts houses in the United Kingdom which was designed by M.H.Ballie Scott. E-Mail: www.blackwell.org.uk Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 7 - An exceptional L&Co Tudric box with a stunning Pre- Raphaelite Maiden executed in Enamel with electrifying colours. Stamped 0586 to the base. Circa 1904-05. £POA. Representations of the human figure are very very rare in Liberty Tudric wares especially pre-Raphaelite Maidens, there is an identical version on page 30 of 'Liberty Style' by Mervyn Levy. To the left & the right of the maiden there are 2 'Y' shaped posts with oblong tops & another oblong shape a little further down with a 'Y' & then 3 legs running down which were quite baffling to me at first, Mervyn Levy states they are stylised trees although I thought not & after careful study I could see that they are actually Dove Cote's which would also tie in with the Romanticism of the Pre-Raphaelite or Medieval maiden because of course the Dove is the bird of love & in her hand it is quite likely to be a piece bread. There is actually a very similar dove cote in my village & the last image is of a Voysey drawing held at the R.I.B.A where he has designed a dove cote of a very similar design to those each side of the Maiden, which proves as much as one could without knowing the artist or being there at the time it was made that they are most probably dove cote's. Thank you kindly. Tony. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 8 - Kayserzinn. An Art Nouveau pewter jar & lid with 3 stylised handles & stylised floral swirling details. Height 9 1/2", Width at the handles 5 1/2". Circa 1880. £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 9 - A wonderful Art Nouveau Maiden incorporating a match box holder & an ashtray. Circa 1900. £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 10 - 6 WMF novelty knife rests all joined in humourous poses. 2 x Monkeys, 2 x Pellicans, 1x elephant & 1 x cockeral. Height 1 1/8", Width 3 3/4". Circa 1905. £295 the set. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 11 - A Liberty & Co bomb vase designed by Archibold Knox with original James Powell green glass liner in wonderful original condition. Measurements Height 7" , Width at base 4 1/4". Circa 1903. £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 12 - A Liberty & Co 4 piece Tudric tea set designed by Archibold Knox, the coffee pot is a little out of shape so I will sell the teapot, milk & sugar seperately or visa versa. £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 13 - A Liberty & Co English Pewter 0966 Arts & Crafts milk & sugar bowl. Circa 1905. £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 14 - A Connell pewter jug with Torquoise Ruskin jewels. Height 7 1/2", Width 5". 1903. £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 15 - A matched pair of Tudric Rose bowls with fantastic Bluey/Turquoise enamel to the centre, these have always been together. Stamped 'English Pewter 0287 made for Liberty & Co' & both stamped with an 'H'. Circa 1903. 10" across. £1000 the pair. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 16 - A superb Tudric conical vase with wonderful Turquoise stones on 3 sides & 3 double loop handles. Stamped 'Tudric 038'. Circa 1903. Height 7 1/2", 4" across the top. £895. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 17 - A pewter & green glass decanter by Orivit design number 1211. Unmarked but an identicle version with stamped marks was in the Christies Art Nouveau sale on 12 October 2004. Circa 1900. Height 12". £995. Click on pictures for larger version

MWP 18 - A wonderful Pewter pot by Connell for Liberty & Co with 3 stylised handles & 6 perfect Ruskin hearts to each side of each foot. Circa 1903. Height 6", Width 8". £POA. Click on pictures for larger version

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