On offer is an early 20th-century Arts and Crafts copper container, likely intended as a tea caddy or biscuit barrel. Hand-hammered and decorated with an oak leaf and acorn motif, it reflects the movement’s focus on natural forms and honest, handcrafted workmanship. The piece is tin-lined, a feature commonly associated with tea storage, though its size and acorn finial also suit use as a biscuit barrel.

Standing approximately 8 inches tall including the lid and around 4.5 inches at its widest point, it retains a rich original patina. The base carries a signature, though the maker is unidentified. Condition is very good with surface wear appropriate to age.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Hand-hammered Arts and Crafts copper container
✅ Oak leaf and acorn decoration with acorn finial
✅ Tin-lined interior
✅ Approx. 8 inches tall × 4.5 inches wide
✅ Signed to base – maker unidentified
✅ Condition: Very good with age-related wear

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