A fine pair of Unity Pewter vases, marked UNITY PEWTER / ENGLISH MAKE with the distinctive shamrock emblem, dating from around 1910–1930.
Each vase is of elegant elongated baluster form with hand-hammered surface and soft grey patina, typical of the Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau style.
Unity Pewter pieces were produced in England in the early 20th century, inspired by the designs of Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co’s Tudric line, combining honest craftsmanship with simple organic beauty.
Details:
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Maker: Unity Pewter (English Make)
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Mark: Shamrock emblem
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Date: c.1910–1930
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Material: Hand-hammered pewter
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Height: 20 cm
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Condition: Very good vintage condition with even patina and light wear; one small surface mark visible in photos.
A beautifully matched pair of early 20th-century hand-crafted pewter vases — elegant, tactile, and timeless in design.0
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