An early 20th-century Arts & Crafts movement vase or mantelpiece vessel, handcrafted in wood and pewter with inset green cabochon glass jewels.
This tall rectangular vase features repoussé pewter panels decorated with stylised foliate motifs, riveted to a stained oak body with a subtly arched base. The hand-worked metal and organic design reflect the ideals of the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau movements, combining honest craftsmanship with naturalistic form.
Pieces like this were produced by artisan workshops and guilds such as the Keswick School of Industrial Art, Newlyn Industrial Class, and Liberty & Co.’s Tudric line, circa 1900–1920.
Details:
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Date: circa 1900–1920
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Height: 25 cm
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Materials: Pewter, stained oak, green glass cabochons
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Origin: Likely British
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Style: Arts & Crafts / Art Nouveau
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Condition: Very good antique condition; minor surface wear and patina consistent with age
A fine decorative example of hand-crafted mixed-material design from the English Arts & Crafts tradition — ideal for collectors of Liberty, Newlyn, and KSIA style metalwork.
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