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This beautiful quality little vase is apparently unmarked. There is an eye like mark to the base, but this is scratched out, which suggests it was just a random mark from the making process. We believe it is by Edward Spencer's Artificer's Guild, although unmarked the style of production is typical of the British Arts & Crafts Guilds like the Guild of Handicrafts, Birmingham Guild, Artificers Guild and schools of handicrafts such as the Newlyn School, Borrowdale and Keswick Schools, Cotswold and Glasgow Schools and Fivemiletown in Ireland.
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Capacity: Stamped "1 Gallon" on the front. Width at widest point: 22cm.
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This vintage shoe boot vase is made of heavy brass, showcasing a Victorian style design. Originating from India, this decorative piece adds a touch of antique charm to any space. With its unique silhouette and intricate detailing, it serves as a functional and stylish addition to a collection or as a standalone accent piece.
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Probably Chinese?. 21.5cm x 15cm. Features what look like quite comical exotic fantail fish decorations. The brass is about 2mm thick and the tray is quite heavy at just under 400g.
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This antique copper half gallon harvester jug bears a makers mark stamp, adding to its collectible value. Crafted in the United Kingdom, this original piece of metalware showcases the rich history and quality craftsmanship of British jug making. The use of copper adds a touch of elegance and durability to this unique piece, making it a desirable addition to any antique collection or as a decorative item in a traditional British setting.
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