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Arts & Crafts Reousse Copper Newlyn Tray Fish Decorated Antique Victorian c.1910 (1 of 10)
Lomond Antiques
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My wife and I have been in the Antiques trade for over 28 years initially in Scotland and for the past few years the Cotswolds. We began trading at fairs as far afield as Edingburgh, Swinderby, Kempton, Ardingly and Detling to name but a few. For many years from its inception in 1998 until 2018 successfully trading at The Scottish Antique Centre Doune ,selling a broad range of stock with a particular passion for Arts and Crafts furniture and metalware. Over the years whilst travelling hundreds of thousands of miles in the UK we have gained great experience and a thorough knowledge of the antiques trade.
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Arts & Crafts Reousse Copper Newlyn Tray Fish Decorated Antique Victorian c.1910

REF: LA582645
£285
€332
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Description
A stylish antique tray, attributed to the Arts and Crafts movement, features repousse fish decoration and was crafted from repousse copper. It originates from Newlyn, Cornwall and is stamped and dates to approximately 1910. The tray reflects the design aesthetics of the Edwardian period and is representative of early 20th-century metalware. Please study all images as they form a good part of the description. ANY SHINY OR ORANGE AREAS ARE MERE REFLECTIONS.
measurements
Width:
21 cm
Length:
58 cm
declaration
Lomond Antiques has clarified that the Arts & Crafts Reousse Copper Newlyn Tray Fish Decorated Antique Victorian c.1910 (LA582645) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1910
condition
Good used undamaged antique condition.
location
This Arts & Crafts Reousse Copper Newlyn Tray Fish Decorated Antique Victorian c.1910 is located in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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