Jam jar, 'Tudric'

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Title

Jam jar, 'Tudric'

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Collection

Te Papa Collections Online

Description

This arts and crafts style jam jar was possibly designed by Archibald Knox, one of the most important designers employed by the London department store, Liberty Co. Significantly, the jar still retains its original glass base, which dominates its design. Liberty Co had much of its glass made by the renowned English firm of James Powell Sons, which had its glassworks in Whitefriars in London. In its early days, James Powell Sons was very much associated with the arts and crafts movement, a...

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Image

Date created

circa 1905

Creator

Liberty & Co. / Archibald Knox / W H Haseler Ltd / James Powell & Sons

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/157613

Related subjects

pewter / glass / jam pots / jars / metalworking / glassblowing / Arts and Crafts / Art Nouveau / Containers / England / London / Walter Cook

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