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Philip Frederick Alexander entered his mark in July 1900 while at 28 Church Row, Hampstead, London and produced some very fine Arts and Craft silverwork. A bowl has been noted bearing his maker's mark as well as that of Holland, Aldwinckle and Slater, London 1909. He achieved a Master of Arts degree and while at Hertford College, Oxford edited a series of books on the history of geographical discovery published by Cambridge University Press. In May 1915 while at Walberswick, Suffolk 'The North-West and North-East Passages 1576-1611' and in June 1917 while on Exmoor at Desolate, Brendon 'The Discovery of America 1492-1584' His work has been noted until 1920.
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 | Silver Dish
London 1912
Philip Frederick Alexander
Diameter: 5.5cm
£450
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Silver Hammered Bowl
London 1915
Philip Frederick Alexander
Height: 4.5cm
Diameter: 10.5cm
£295
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 | Silver Bowl
London 1913
Philip Alexander
Diameter: 15.5cm
Height: 5cm
SOLD
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Silver Egg Cup
London 1913
Philip Alexander
Height: 6.5cm
Diameter: (base)
SOLD
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 | Silver Bowl
London 1920
Philip Alexander
Diameter: 11.5cm
SOLD
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Silver Hammered Caddy Spoon
London 1913
Philip Alexander
Length: 6½cm
SOLD
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 | Silver Bowl
London 1908
Philip Alexander
Diameter: 24cm
SOLD
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Silver Hammered Bowl
London 1904
Philip Alexander
Height: 7cm
Diameter: 12cm
SOLD
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