| Birmingham 1965
Made for Asprey & Co Ltd Bond Street
Height: 12.2 cm
Engraved to base of pepper: Asprey London
John Limbrey (who made these for Welch) told me that he only made a few of these sets and remembers delivering them himself to Asprey.
Previously on loan to Court Barn Museum, Chipping Campden for the 2014 Welch exhibition - 'Inspiration and Innovation'.
This set illustrated in my book 'Designer British Silver' |
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| London 1974
Height: 14.5 cm |
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| Birmingham 1966
Height: 17.5 cm
Diameter (top): 6 cm
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| London 1978
Height: 25.5 cm
Width: 23 cm
Weight: 761 gms
RESERVED
I have had the smaller version before but have never seen this large size before
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| London 1978
Height: 9 cm
Diameter: 9 cm |
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| London 2005
Diameter: 9cm
Height: 5cm
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| London 1995
Diameter: 11 cm
Height: 4 cm |
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| Birmingham 1972
9 cm square
Height: 4 cm
Similar example illustrated on page 55 'Robert Welch - Design in a Cotswold Workshop'
RESERVED
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| London 1977
Height: 13.5cm
Width: 15.5cm
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| Salt London 1972
Mustard London 1973
Peppermill London 1990
Height peppermill: 13.6 cm
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| Birmingham 1972/3
Height: 7 cm
With original spoon
Previously on loan to Court Barn Museum, Chipping Campden
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| London 1975
Height 14 cm
Diameter of top 7.5cm
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| Birmingham 1969
Height: 12.3 cm
Diameter: 7.7 cm |
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| London 2000
Millennium Hallmark
20 cm |
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| Birmingham 1971
Height: 11.8 cm |
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| Birmingham 1969
Diameter: 13 cm (stand)
Height: 7 cm
(Exhibited at the Robert Welch Exhibition at Court Barn Museum, Chipping Campden)
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| Sheffield 1966
Robert Welch
Old Hall
Length: 23cm
Designed in 1961 for Old Hall Tableware.Won Design Centre award in 1964 andcan be seen in the V & A, London andMOMA, New York. |
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