A large fruitbowl or flower centrepiece by Kate Harris
A really exceptional large flower bowl or centrepiece designed by Kate Harris for William Hutton & Sons, 1902. It integrates her classic art nouveau maiden motif into the design of the bowl in a very modern way. The bowl is enhanced by two large tourmaline cabochon at each end of the bowl. The replacement glass is true to the original green Powell liner. Really a special piece.
Price: >£10,000+
Maker: William Hutton & Sons
Designer: Kate Harris
Date: 1902
Marks: WHSsons, London, “g”,
Material: Sterling Silver, glass, tourmaline
Condition: Excellent. Replacement glass
Size: 31cm cm diameter, 21cm deep, 18.5cm high
Weight: It is a very good gauge of silver
Additional Information
DA Kate Harris casket similalry set with pink cabocohon stones is on display at the Victorian and Albert Museum silver gallery 67 case 16, accession number CIRC 14-1961. To see other exceptional museum pieces by Kate Harris see Minneapolis Museum of Art for a Kate Harris lamp, and the Virginia Museum of Fine Art for a Kate Harris picture frame.
| Maker | Kate Harris |
|---|---|
| Material | Sterling silver |
| Price range | >£10,000 |