On offer is a large Arts and Crafts steel fruit bowl produced by the Keswick School of Industrial Arts, bearing the LRI Borrowdale mark to the reverse. Made in the early 20th century, this bowl is crafted in hammered stainless steel, a hallmark of the Keswick workshops and their commitment to honest materials and skilled hand production.

The Keswick School of Industrial Arts was established in the Lake District in the late 19th century, closely associated with the Arts and Crafts movement and the ideals of John Ruskin. Their metalwork, particularly steel and copper wares, is now highly regarded for its restrained design and quality craftsmanship. This example displays the classic hand-hammered surface and gently rising sides typical of Keswick fruit bowls.

The bowl is a good large size, suitable for table display, and remains in good condition with light surface scratches to the interior consistent with age and use. A strong and authentic example of Keswick Arts and Crafts metalwork that brings character and integrity to any interior.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine stainless steel – Arts and Crafts hammered finish
✅ Large circular fruit bowl form
✅ Keswick School of Industrial Arts LRI Borrowdale stamp
✅ Condition: good with light surface scratches inside
✅ Diameter approximately 10.25 inches

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