This charming collection of six mid-20th-century miniature copper and brass pitchers offers a wonderful touch of rustic English character. The set features a classic combination of warm copper bodies accented by contrasting brass rims and applied strap handles. Included in the group are two pieces marked "Peerage Made in England" and one stamped "WebaWare Made in England," both highly regarded Birmingham metalware manufacturers of the post-war era. Two of the larger conical pitchers feature traditional weighted lead bases, a manufacturing technique used to give these small decorative vessels excellent stability.
Dating to the 1950s or 1960s, these pieces were crafted to capture the timeless aesthetic of traditional English tavern measures and harvest jugs. They can be used beautifully as miniature bud vases for dried flower stems, though please note we cannot guarantee they are watertight for fresh flowers. The collection is in very good vintage condition, showing a beautiful natural patina and minor age-related wear to the metalwork that enhances its authentic character.
This curated collection would suit a rustic cottagecore kitchen, an antique-inspired display shelf, or a collector’s printer's tray.