John Dixon and Sons EPBM silver plated spirit kettle on stand Limited Edition

John Dixon and Sons EPBM silver plated spirit kettle on stand Limited EditionJohn Dixon and Sons EPBM silver plated spirit kettle on stand Complete with little spirit burner in stand [no wick] A late Victorian to early Edwardian era [c1890 to 1900] Brittania metal spirit kettle on stand the concept being that the burner could be lit to keep the pot warm while entertaining. The kettle can be "poured" using the stand as it will tilt and pour from within the frame A really nice example in very good condition perfect to create the

International Bronze Medal of the Academie Wallonne des Arts de Belgique

5cms (6 1/2") tall

very close to perfect

Moorcroft Hartgring plate

"Life in the Land of the Pharaohs" is a popular

but is best remembered for his defeat of the French and Spanish navies at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805

Issued: 1912 - 1940 [this one dates from August 1918]

Approx 10 cm (4") base diameter

5cms (6 1/4") tall

Made in England c

Between 1901 and 1925 Dahl-Jensen modelled numerous small sculptures of beasts of prey in bronze that were exhibited at Charlottenborg

He was an American painter based in West Somerville