On offer is a striking and substantial hammered pewter vase, produced in the 1920s by Samuel Groves & Co Ltd (trading as “Roundhead”) of Birmingham, England. This beautifully tactile piece merges the clean, hand-forged strength of the Arts & Crafts movement with the organic elegance of Art Nouveau floral design.

Featuring a raised repoussé rose, three applied loop handles, and classic circular roundels to the base, this 10-inch tall vase is a commanding and expressive work of early 20th-century metalwork.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Hand-hammered pewter – warm patina and visible artisan texture
✅ Repoussé rose motif – a nod to Art Nouveau nature themes
✅ Three applied handles – sculptural and decorative
✅ Three roundels on the foot – classic Arts & Crafts detail
✅ Produced by Roundhead / Samuel Groves & Co Ltd, Birmingham
✅ Approx. 10 inches tall – an eye-catching display size
✅ Condition: Dent to foot rim and slight distortion to upper rim (see images); structurally sound and displays beautifully

💡 Styling Tip:
Display this piece in a rustic-modern entryway, mantelpiece, or antique-filled bookcase. Add dried or sculptural flowers to complement its forged aesthetic, or style solo as a standalone sculptural form.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of antique pewter and Arts & Crafts metalwork
✔️ Lovers of floral Art Nouveau forms
✔️ Gifting to design historians or artistic decorators
✔️ Feature in curated antique interiors or gallery walls

🔍 Provenance / Maker Notes:
Samuel Groves & Co Ltd was a notable Birmingham-based manufacturer of pewter and metalwares in the early 20th century. The “Roundhead” mark is associated with pieces that express strong Arts & Crafts ideals — handmade, simple in form, yet rich in detail. This vase bridges the period’s transition into softer, more nature-influenced Art Nouveau sensibilities.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
Professionally packed for safe transit. Fully insured and tracked delivery available. International buyers welcome — shipping costs calculated at checkout with no surprises.

This is more than just a vase — it’s a collector’s piece of historic British design, rich in texture, symbolism, and soulful craftsmanship.

📌 A rare find for serious pewter enthusiasts and those who cherish the handmade beauty of the early 20th century.