A Dryad Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper Bowl Designed by William H Pick sub-Curios stamped ‘Taplow’s Stratford

stamped ‘Taplow’s Stratford

Peter “Shot as a Pest” Raccoon

and the translucent quality of her face (created using highlights of blue)

bound together with strips of camel hide to form a saddle stool with splayed supports and round pommels

and a pair of huge incisors in each jaw

A Dryad Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper Bowl Designed by William H Pick sub-Curios stamped ‘Taplow’s StratfordOrigin: English Period: Arts and Crafts Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 Height: 3 inches Diameter: 8 inches Of an elegant circular form, beaten from a single sheet of copper to form a semi globular shape, with an applied rope twist rim, sitting on three round brass feet. There is a clear maker's stamp 'Dryad Lester 30' on the underside. This bowl was made at the Dryad Handicrafts and Metal Work Company, set up in Leicester, by Harry Hardy Peach, in