On offer is a large antique hammered copper tray made by John Pearson for the Newlyn Industrial Class during the Arts and Crafts Movement. Pearson was a leading figure in the early Newlyn School, known for his hand-worked copper with textured surfaces, punched borders, and distinctive decorative details. This example shows his characteristic craftsmanship, with a hammered finish, raised rim, punched edge and twisted side handles.

The tray bears the John Pearson stamp on the reverse. The front retains a warm copper tone while the back shows an untouched aged patina. Condition is good, with no splits or restoration. It measures approximately 16 inches by 24 inches. A fine and substantial example of Arts and Crafts copperwork by John Pearson.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Hand-worked copper tray – Arts and Crafts Movement
✅ Hammered surface with punched border and twisted handles
✅ Maker: John Pearson for Newlyn
✅ Stamped on the reverse
✅ Condition: Good, natural patina retained
✅ Measurements: approx. 16 in x 24 in

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