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T1521
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Liberty & Co Tudric Pewter Inkwell
Lovely hammered finish on this pewter inkwell from the Tudric line produced by Liberty & Company, England, circa 1905. The bottom diameter is 4 3/8" and the piece is approximately 3" high. Glass insert. Generally in excellent condition - nice Arts & Crafts Movement look to the piece. (#T-1521)
Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist
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T1602
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Tudric Arts & Crafts Handled Dish
Wonderful 2 handled dish or bowl, with reticulated edges. The sides have lovely carved out flowers (perhaps nasturtiums). The openwork handles are very nice as well. Made by Tudric, for Liberty & Company of London, England, this is design # 0287. Measures 11 1/8" from handle to handle, is 8 1/2" across, and is about 1 3/4" in height. There is some scratching to the bowl interior, and wear to the back side (which is not hammered). Generally in good condition.
Done in dark gray color pewter, this has the classic hand hammered look. Dating around 1910, this would work well with other Art Nouveau or Arts & Crafts Movement pieces. (#T-1602)
Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist
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T1770
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Tudric Liberty of London Pewter Mustard Set
Fabulous 2 piece set by Liberty & Company, London. Marked Tudric, each of these pewter pieces has a cobalt (dark blue) glass liner. I believe one is a mustard pot and the other an open salt. Both have a planished, aka hammered, surface. Both are stamped "Made in England Tudric Pewter 01381". circa 1910 Excellent condition. (#T1770)
Key Words: Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, Secessionist
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T1601
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Tudric Liberty Archibald Knox Pewter Tea Set
An exquisite pewter tea set by Tudric of England, made for Liberty & Company. This 3 piece set features a teapot, creamer and sugar done in polished high gloss pewter. This design is attributed to Archibald Knox, and is number 01075. The teapot has a reeded handle, a wood finial, and measures approximately 5" high (to the top of the finial) - with a great bulbous body. This is almost 9" from the tip of the spout to the handle edge. The matching creamer and sugar have wide, thick handles and the same foot design.
The pewter has a wonderful patina, and shows normal wear marks for its age. There is a small indentation in the creamer, which is hard to detect (I've tried to show this in a close-up photo). All pieces are marked. Made around 1920, perhaps a bit earlier. A fabulous set in very nice condition! (#T-1601)
Key Words: Art Nouveau, Liberty of London, Jugendstil, Secessionist
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