Arts and Crafts Metalwork and Applied Art

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak ashtray, the top carved with typical mouse signature, length 10.3cm.

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak ashtray, the top carved with typical mouse signature, length 10.1cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts Glasgow School copper rectangular tray, in the manner of Margaret Gilmore, the shaped border pierced and incised with flowerheads and scrolling tendrils, 41cm x 22cm.

A scarce Arts and Crafts Newlyn School copper wall pocket letter rack, the front panel worked with a winged creature, the shaped back panel with a pair of facing sea creatures, height 15.2cm, width 11.4cm, depth 3cm.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts 'English Pewter' three-piece tea set, each squat circular body with vertical copper strapwork mounts, the teapot with woven wicker handle, each base detailed 'English Pewter Prov Patent No. 31153', height of teapot 10cm.

An early 20th century German Urach hammered pewter gravy boat, designed by the Bauhaus student Karl Raichle, the handle with inset horn insulators, the underside with maker's mark, length 19cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts copper rectangular tray, dated '1907' and worked with stylized plant heads and leaves, within a raised border, 53cm x 25cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts rectangular copper tray, worked with a central initial 'M', flanked by bold scrolling oak leaves and acorns, within a raised border, 69cm x 38.5cm.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts cloisonné enamel charger, probably by Clement Heaton, circa 1890, decorated in shades of green and blue with a central foliate motif within a rim of scrolling foliage, copper backed, diameter 42.5cm (some faults). Note: the company 'Heatons Cloisonné-Mosaic Ltd' was set up in 1887 after Clement Heaton sold his share in his father's stained glass business. Heaton was an early member of A.H. Mackmurdo's Century Guild.

An early 20th century Continental pewter and green tinted glass bowl, width 29cm, together with a WMF pewter mounted glass liquor decanter, height 20cm (lacking stopper).

A Liberty & Co 'Tudric' pewter circular bowl, designed by Oliver Baker, model number '0674', raised on four substantial downswept scrolling legs, stamped 'Tudric 0674' to underside, height 10cm, diameter 27cm (faults).

A late 19th/early 20th century Arts and Crafts copper two-handled vase, possibly Yattendon or Fivemiletown, the cylindrical body worked with stylized seed pods and leaves, the sides with applied strapwork loop handles, height 23cm, width 26cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Arts and Crafts copper two-handled vase, possibly Yattendon or Fivemiletown, the tapered body worked with stylized leaves, scrolling tendrils and bunches of grapes, the sides with applied strapwork loop handles, height 39cm, width 23cm.

A late Victorian Gothic Revival brass vase by Jones & Willis, the shaped rim above a flared body and a foliate engraved frieze, inset with four banded agate cabochons, the flared base inscribed 'In Memoriam I.V.H.H. August 1890', maker's mark to underside, height 24.5cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement brass adjustable table lamp, probably designed by W.A.S. Benson, the jointed stem raised on angular tripod legs, one pierced for wall mounting, height 33cm.

An Art Nouveau patinated cast spelter bust of a young lady, titled 'Evangeline', the stem cast as stylized flowers, height 19.5cm.

A small group of Liberty & Co 'Tudric' pewter items, comprising a tankard, designed by Oliver Baker, model number '066', a twin-handled dish, model number '0287', a pair of bowls and a pair of napkin rings, together with an Orivit castor and a W.H. Haselar Ltd 'Cosy' pot.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts embossed copper panel, decorated with a lighthouse and setting sun, detailed 'RD 420977', 38.5cm x 22.5cm, together with a pair of copper door finger plates, 35.5cm x 10cm, a brass panel worked with two flowers, and a cast brass floral panel, 52cm x 16cm.

A Liberty & Co 'Tudric' pewter circular card tray, designed by Archibald Knox, model number '0163', circa 1905, the shallow well decorated in relief with stylized seed pods and scrolls, inset with abalone, stamped '0163' to underside, diameter 25.2cm. Note: a similar tray is illustrated in 'Archibald Knox' by Stephen A. Martin, page 203.