An Early 20thC Wirework Egg Stand in the Form of an Urn

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An Early 20thC Wirework Egg Stand in the Form of an UrnOrigin: French Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Diameter: 9 inches (top) Height: 9 inches Attractively styled in classical urn form, with intricate ring work rim to both the top and bottom, the stand is sturdy and in very good order. The origins of the wirework craft can be traced back several hundred years to central Europe and filigree work has been used in fine jewellery since Egyptian times. This is an eye

an accomplished former student of the Coalbrookdale School of Art

He has captured London's heart

Only a few teeth are immediately visible

Rue de Provence in Paris is now Bruun Rasmussen

Perfect for penning letters to loved ones

sand and madder red to create a distinct fusion of patterns and shapes

which could be easily obtained

Henry Howell & Co (later Jonathan Howell) were registered makers as cane & stick mounters

and with it

and from 1927-1940 his work featured in L’illustration

as exemplified in the simplicity of the panel in this piece

is forever trying to tell a story