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Unique brass bowl, Peerage, commissioned by Ideal Home Magazine, England. 1950s. sold Height: 29cm / Depth: 9cm

Unique brass bowl, Peerage, commissioned by Ideal Home Magazine, England. 1950s. sold Height: 29cm / Depth: 9cmProduced by Peerage of England, a truly one of a kind brass bowl commissioned by Ideal Home Magazine in the 1950s. The piece may have functioned as a commemorative object or even as a satellite ashtray. This lightweight design is a relic of historic British craft and conveys efforts of modernisation with the sleek engineering. A beautifully patinated top half contrasts a seemingly untouched brass base, where you can find the official stamped lettering

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Height: 29cm / Depth: 9cm / Width: 9cm

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Unique brass bowl, Peerage, commissioned by Ideal Home Magazine, England. 1950s. sold Height: 29cm / Depth: 9cmProduced by Peerage of England, a truly one of a kind brass bowl commissioned by Ideal Home Magazine in the 1950s. The piece may have functioned as a commemorative object or even as a satellite ashtray. This lightweight design is a relic of historic British craft and conveys efforts of modernisation with the sleek engineering. A beautifully patinated top half contrasts a seemingly untouched brass base, where you can find the official stamped lettering

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