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A rare copper and enamel charger by Nelson Dawson.  The enamel plaque on the charger most likely by Nelson’s wife Edith.  The charger is unmarked but attributed to Dawson on stylistic grounds; the repousse flower or money pod design in this style is a classic Dawson motif, as is the “panel” design of the charger.

Nelson Dawson and his wife Edith were early innovators in the area of metalwork and enamel in this period of the arts and crafts movement.

Maker:  Nelson and Edith Dawson

Designer: Nelson Dawson
Date : c 1895-1900
Marks: Unmarked
Material: Copper, enamel
Condition: Excellent.
Size: 34 cm diameter
Weight : NM