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England, circa 1905
An early twentieth century Liberty & Co. pewter 'Tudric' range no. 0966 tea set, including tea pot, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar pot.
Height of tallest 16.50cm
Liberty Tudric pewter, introduced in 1902 by Liberty & Co., exemplifies the fusion of Art Nouveau and Celtic Revival styles. Primarily designed by Archibald Knox, these pieces showcased flowing lines and interlaced motifs, reflecting his Manx heritage. Manufactured by W\.H. Haseler in Birmingham, Tudric pewter was distinguished by its higher silver content, offering an affordable yet refined alternative to silverware.
England, circa 1905
An early twentieth century Liberty & Co. pewter 'Tudric' range no. 0966 tea set, including tea pot, coffee pot, milk jug and sugar pot.
Height of tallest 16.50cm
Liberty Tudric pewter, introduced in 1902 by Liberty & Co., exemplifies the fusion of Art Nouveau and Celtic Revival styles. Primarily designed by Archibald Knox, these pieces showcased flowing lines and interlaced motifs, reflecting his Manx heritage. Manufactured by W\.H. Haseler in Birmingham, Tudric pewter was distinguished by its higher silver content, offering an affordable yet refined alternative to silverware.