Extremely rare Liberty and Co. square pewter biscuit tin by Archibald Knox, 1902-1904, with large leaf and spade decoration. This has excellent definition and is in great condition. Marked on bottom the letter “T” above “TUDRIC” above the numbers “6237” and measure 4 5/8 inches tall to the top of the raised handles and is 4 ½ inches square.

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Liberty and Co. pewter biscuit tin with enamels by Archibald Knox, 1902-1905. Rare version of this form incorporating beautiful blue-green enamel plaques. Excellent condition overall with superior definition, and condition of enamel. Marked on bottom “Made in England” above “ENGLISH PEWTER” above the numbers “0194”. Measure 4 ½ inches tall by 4 ¾ inches square.

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Rare Liberty and Co. pewter bowl by Archibald Knox, 1902-1905, with an original glass insert made by James Powell and Sons of Whitefriars. Excellent condition overall with superior definition. (note; picture this full of red M&M’s for the holidays) Marked on bottom the number “0 319” “ENGLISH PEWTER”, “RD427354” and “Made in England”. Measure 3 1/4 inches tall, and 5 1/8 inches in diameter.

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Liberty and Co. pewter bowl by Archibald Knox, 1902-1905, with a “Clutha” glass insert made by James Couper and Sons, Glasgow. The definition in the flowers is unusually good and the original Clutha glass insert is spectacular with a striking pattern of gold dust embedded in the glass. Excellent condition overall. Marked on bottom the number “8” “tudric”, “0276”. Measure 5 inches tall to top of pewter base, and 6 1/4 inches to top of glass. The piece is 7 inches in diameter.

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Liberty and Co. pewter two handled vase, design attributed to Archibald Knox, 1902-1905. A similar decoration is seen on other documented Knox pieces. Excellent condition with good definition. There is a very, very small dent on the bottom edge. Marked “TUDRIC” above “0228” on bottom, measure 5 7/8 inches tall and the handles span 4 ¾ inches.

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Liberty and Co. pewter vase by Archibald Knox and quite similar to other Knox designs, 1902-1905. The well defined hammered surface is in excellent condition with two very minor indentations near base. Marked on bottom the number “2” above “ENGLISH PEWTER” above the numbers “0227” above “Made in England” and measure 9 ¼ inches tall, the top opening is 3 3/8 inches in diameter and each fin extends from the center of the vase nearly 3 inches.

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