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Martyn PughMartyn Pugh

Simplicity, grace, precision, poise.

Clean fluid contours flow effortlessly throughout Martyn Pugh's collection of silverware. Each piece has a satisfying solidity when used. He has created harmonious balance not only to the eye but to the hand. His design philosophy is uncomplicated.

"I create beautiful objects for people to use. Function and mechanics are of equal importance to uncompromised beauty."

His skills at melding fine engineering with disarming elegance ensure a classical longevity for each piece.

Unassuming confidence resonates throughout, a reassuring quality in a world of transient fashions.

"Beauty is a simple quality not susceptible of further definition." (Kant)  



Silver Toast / Letter Rack

Birmingham

Martyn Pugh

Height: 16cm

£895

The silver and ebony rack has been designed to hold thick toast or long letters. To make cleaning easy, the tray can be removed.



 


Silver Toast / Letter Rack

Silver Claret JugSilver Claret Jug

Birmingham

Martyn Pugh

Height: 37.5cm
Capacity: 75cl


£1750

The crystal body displays the wine whilst leaving breathing space and has a particularly complex silver mount. The hinged concave lid form, which remains closed when pouring, and the 'stirrup' handle require considerable time and technical expertise to create. The jug has a satisfying weight, balance and feel. A lid-less version is also available as a matching water jug.


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Silver Candlesticks

Birmingham

Martyn Pugh
with Ebony Stems
Height: 15cm

£850

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Silver Candlesticks

Silver Wine Funnel and StandSilver Wine Funnel and Stand

Birmingham

Height: 20cm

£895

Martyn has not changed the design of the wine funnel, and has copied it from a Georgian one. However, he has designed a good looking and practical stand in silver and ebony.This two-part funnel is designed for the connoisseur - it's shape delivers the wine smoothly into the decanter, removing the sediment with its strainer and the muslin supplied.


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