A beautiful hand-hammered pewter twin-handled bowl by Unity Pewter, Made in England, dating from around the 1920s–1930s.
This substantial bowl features a textured hammered surface, elegant looped handles, and a raised circular foot. The design bridges Arts and Crafts and early Art Deco styles, with simple, honest craftsmanship and refined proportions.
Stamped to the base: UNITY PEWTER ENGLISH MAKE 0775Q.
The bowl has an even pewter tone and light age patina, with gentle surface wear consistent with its age and handmade nature.
Details:
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Maker: Unity Pewter, England
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Period: c.1920s–1930s
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Width (including handles): 27 cm
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Bowl diameter: 20 cm
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Height: approx. 9 cm
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Material: Pewter
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Style: Arts and Crafts Revival / early Art Deco
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Condition: Good vintage condition; minor surface marks, consistent with age
An elegant and tactile piece of English hand-hammered pewter, perfect for display or use as a table centrepiece.
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