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KSIA Pair of Vases*
Item Description
Matching pair of small, partially silver plated copper vases made at the Keswick School of Industrial Arts, which was established in the Lake District in 1894.
With a hand hammered finish and each decorated with four stylised tulips. These were either left unplated so that the copper colour was highlighted, or perhaps the plating on the flowers has worn away over the years. Either way it lends them a most attractive apppearance.
Raised off a good solid base and slightly flared at the rim, they stand a little over 11.5 cm high, with a diameter at the rim of approximately 5.5 cm.
Marked on the underside KSIA.