An Art Nouveau Liberty's Pewter Tudric Three Piece Tea Set, No. 01075, attributed to Archibald Knox sub-Antiques In the late nineteenth century

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An Art Nouveau Liberty's Pewter Tudric Three Piece Tea Set, No. 01075, attributed to Archibald Knox sub-Antiques In the late nineteenth centuryOrigin: English Period: Art Nouveau Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1905 Sugar & Creamer Height: 3 inches, Diameter: 4 inches Teapot Height: 5 inches, Diameter 6 inches Each with a delightfully hammered ground, numbered 01075 Made in England, Tudric and in fine condition with the teapot having an ebony handle and knop finial. This range of pewter was beautifully made for Liberty's by the Birmingham firm of W. H. Haseler. Archibald Knox was born in the