Arts & Crafts Magazine or Log Holder
About: This is a handmade solid brass log (or magazine) holder in the arts & crafts style and likely from the late period of the movement, c.1915. The use of brass along with scroll motifs a la William Morris likely indicates an English manufacture. The chunky hammered brass scroll work continues to form curled feet and are fastened from the inside with solid brass screws. The interior is textured likely to act as grip for holding logs in-place.
Why We Love It: Full of character and patina, this little guys is so cool. Hopefully one theme you'll notice here is a broad array of decorative arts spanning numerous movements. We are collectors first and believe one honest approach to decor is a collected look. This guy fits the bill.
Condition: Some oxidation in the scroll work crevices and warm un-fooled-around-with patina throughout. Free of breaks, dents and cracks with all screw present.
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Location: Sperryville, PA
About: This is a handmade solid brass log (or magazine) holder in the arts & crafts style and likely from the late period of the movement, c.1915. The use of brass along with scroll motifs a la William Morris likely indicates an English manufacture. The chunky hammered brass scroll work continues to form curled feet and are fastened from the inside with solid brass screws. The interior is textured likely to act as grip for holding logs in-place.
Why We Love It: Full of character and patina, this little guys is so cool. Hopefully one theme you'll notice here is a broad array of decorative arts spanning numerous movements. We are collectors first and believe one honest approach to decor is a collected look. This guy fits the bill.
Condition: Some oxidation in the scroll work crevices and warm un-fooled-around-with patina throughout. Free of breaks, dents and cracks with all screw present.
Dims:
Location: Sperryville, PA
About: This is a handmade solid brass log (or magazine) holder in the arts & crafts style and likely from the late period of the movement, c.1915. The use of brass along with scroll motifs a la William Morris likely indicates an English manufacture. The chunky hammered brass scroll work continues to form curled feet and are fastened from the inside with solid brass screws. The interior is textured likely to act as grip for holding logs in-place.
Why We Love It: Full of character and patina, this little guys is so cool. Hopefully one theme you'll notice here is a broad array of decorative arts spanning numerous movements. We are collectors first and believe one honest approach to decor is a collected look. This guy fits the bill.
Condition: Some oxidation in the scroll work crevices and warm un-fooled-around-with patina throughout. Free of breaks, dents and cracks with all screw present.
Dims:
Location: Sperryville, PA