Keswick School of Industrial Arts tray table

Keswick School of Industrial Arts Tray table, circa 1900 Removeable copper circular tray decorated with flowering branches, folding oak base. Tray top: 63.5 cm high, 61 cm diameter Stamped 'KSIA' on r

A LARGE EARLY 20TH CENTURY KESWICK SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS COPPER TRAY decorated with birds and foliage. 44 cm x 34 cm.

Keswick School of Industrial Art Hammered Brass Tray. Signed with impressed "KSIA" mark. 20.25"w x 10.25"d. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundation. We box and ship ourselves, to keep

Keswick School of Industrial Arts, an Arts and Crafts copper inkwell, the splayed square section well with hinged and domed lid, on an integrated circular tray with upturned edges, stamped mark, 14cm

Keswick School of Industrial Arts, a large Arts and Crafts copper vase, bulbous baluster form, planished, stamped marks, 30.5cm high

Scarce Keswick School of Industrial Art Caddy Spoon with Hammered Bowl and Stitch Border. Stamped KSIA keswick Firth Staybrite. The KSIA established by Canon Hardwick,founder member of National Trust.

Herbert James Maryon (1874-1965) hammered copper box with enamel oak tree c1900. Maryon was the director for the Keswick School of Industrial Arts in England and worked with Charles Ashbee. Signed HJ

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER BOWL, Keswick School of Industrial Art, Birmingham 1904, circular, the well chased with a stylised flowerhead, the ground spot-hammered. 9.8cm diameter, 3.2 troy ounces

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER PEPPER POT, by Keswick School of Industrial Art, Chester 1908, with a spot-hammered ground. 4.2cm high

Lakeland Rural Industries, Borrowdale Hammered Copper Bowl c1940s. LRI was an industrial arts school in England similar to the Keswick School of Industrial Arts. Signed. Excellent original patina. 7.2

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS (POSSIBLY KESWICK SCHOOL OF ART) HAND BEATEN COPPER TRAY decorated with berries and leaf work. (45.5cm wide 37cm deep.)

American School Art Deco Table, USA, circa 1925 Stained and painted particleboard, woodHandwritten numbers on underside of tabletop 067856, 49, 36 (H: 29 3/8, W: 24 1/8, D: 24 1/8 in.)Qty: (1)

Metal. Movable light and adjustable height. One light. Max height 63 cm.

Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art twin handled student vase with blue mat glazes dripped from the rim. Marked on the bottom with the PMSIA ink stamp and an incised S in a circle. Height

Measures 21 inches tall. Untested. Chord has bare wires exposed. Missing Finial.

Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art hand built student vase with incised decoration at the rim and covered in a green mat glaze. Marked on the bottom with the PMSIA ink stamp and an incis

Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art student vase with incised decoration and covered in a light blue glaze. Marked on the bottom with the PMSIA ink stamp, which is very faint, and incised

Vintage American Folk Art Folding Tray Table signed Bedelia. Some loss to paint. Measures 21.50"x19"x8". Weight 4 pds.

An Arts & Crafts copper wall sconce / candle holder with back reflector decorated with an embossed ship at sea, the sconce with embossed fish. In the Newlyn School of Industrial Arts style. Approx. 14

An Arts & Crafts copper wall sconce / candle holder with back reflector decorated with an embossed ship at sea, the sconce with embossed fish. In the Newlyn School of Industrial Arts style. Approx. 14

O/C,SLR, 26 x 24", Earl T. Donelson1908-1985Earl Donelson studied at the Trenton School of Industrial Art and at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He was also a student of Joseph T Pearson, Danie

A large Arts & Crafts copper charger with embossed decoration depicting a ship at sea bordered by fruiting vines, and frogs and mushrooms. In the Newlyn School of Industrial Arts style. Approx. 24" di

Hildebrand is a Pennsylvania-Dutchman. After studying at the Pennsylvania School of Industrial Art, at Northwestern University and at the Beaux Arts Institute in New York, he followed the career of ar

Wayne Beam Morrell was born in Clementon, New Jersey in 1923. He was a painter of landscapes. He studied at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art and at the Drexel Institute. He exhibited quite of