Arts and Crafts Metalwork and Applied Art

An Arts and Crafts copper oval tray by Hugh Wallis, the overall hammered body with an upturned rim with an applied ropetwist edge and brass handles, bearing 'HW' monogram, length 21.5cm.

An Arts and Crafts brass circular bowl by Hugh Wallis with an overall hammered body, the spreading foot with an applied ropetwist edge, bearing 'HW' monogram, diameter 20cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts patinated copper mantel timepiece, the domed case with studded borders and outswept supports, the white enamel dial flanked by a pair of blue/green enamelled teardrop panels, fitted with an unmarked cylinder movement, height 20cm, width 33.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Arts and Crafts copper mantel timepiece of longcase clock form, probably Keswick School, the shaped case finely worked with hearts, trailing vines and ascending plants, fitted with a brass cylinder movement by 'The British United Clock Co Ld', height 24cm.

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts copper circular dish, the raised rim worked with a band of petals, bearing 'KSIA' mark to rim, diameter 25.6cm, together with an Arts and Crafts copper twin-handled dish with poker work decoration, width 26.5cm.

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts copper vase of flared cylindrical form, worked with a band of stylized flowers and leaves, bearing 'KSIA' mark to base, height 25cm, together with two other similar vases, one unmarked, heights 19.3cm and 18cm.

A group of six Keswick School of Industrial Arts small copper vases, including a pair worked with sprigs of oak leaves and acorns, one unmarked, otherwise all bearing 'KSIA' mark to bases, height of pair 14.4cm.

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts brass vase of flared cylindrical form, worked with a band of stylized strapwork, bearing 'E. Harrison Keswick' to base, height 23cm, together with another vase, marked 'KSIA' to base, height 21cm.

A set of three late Victorian Aesthetic period brass fire tools, the shovel and poker handle with flowerhead roundel, length 60cm.

A pair of late Victorian Aesthetic period brass three light candelabra, each circular nozzle and drip pan supported by scrolling branches decorated with curling sunflower motifs, raised on ceramic mounted stems and stepped circular bases, height 36.5cm.

A pair of late Victorian Aesthetic period Arts and Crafts stained and leaded glass rectangular panels, one worked with a centre of sunflowers, the other with a spray of poppies, both within leaf decorated borders, each panel 61cm x 37cm, both framed and hinged as one.

An Art Nouveau copper tappit lidded jug by J.S. & S., height 20cm, a similar copper tray and two pieces of Austrian Secessionist brassware.

An Arts and Crafts brass table lamp, in the manner of W.A.S. Benson, the domed copper shade on three shaped supports, the turned stem raised on three outswept legs with shaped tab feet, height 57cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts style anodized copper table oil lamp by Hinks, model '3634', the glass shade and reservoir raised on an angular scrollwork base, bearing maker's mark and model number to underside, height 60cm.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts copper and brass mounted kettle by Benham & Froud, maker's marks to base, raised on a typical wrought iron stand, fitted with a spirit heater, total height 72cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Arts and Crafts Glasgow School brass framed hanging hall lantern, the sides inset with stained and leaded glass panels, height 60cm (converted to electricity).

A group of three Arts and Crafts copper and brass mounted kettles by Benham & Froud, the designs attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, all three bearing maker's marks and registration number '51114' to bases, raised on typical wrought iron scrollwork bases, fitted with spirit heaters.

A WMF plated tray of shaped oval outline, the raised border cast in relief and pierced with trailing vines and flower buds, impressed 'Casa Vignes Buenos Aires' to underside, length 53cm. Note: a similar tray is illustrated in 'Art Nouveau Domestic Metalwork from WMF 1906', page 187.

A WMF plated circular bowl, the rim decorated in relief and pierced with stylized plants and berries, fitted with similarly decorated twin handles, width 31.5cm. Note: a similar bowl is illustrated in 'Art Nouveau Domestic Metalwork from WMF 1906', page 24.