Tudric Pewter Trophy Dated 1923

Product Details

Arts & Crafts hammered pewter trophy, Tudric Pewter, pattern design # 01224, circa 1920.   Tudric is the brand name of pewter made by W.H. Haseler’s of Birmingham, England for Liberty & Co.  The principal designer was Archibald Knox.  The trophy is identified on the base:  Made in England, Tudric Pewter, 01224, Solkets, Ellis Bros. **

The trophy is engraved on one side only:

Presented To

Mrs. H.N. Cowan

From 

The Dreadnaught Chapter

I O D E  *

March 31

1923

9 3/4” (24.8cm) high, 6 1/2” (16.5cm) across the handles.

* I O D E is the Imperial Order Daughters of The Empire, a patriotic women’s charitable organization founded in 1900 in Canada.  The prime focus was to provide support to soldiers and their families.

** Ellis Bros is J.P. Ellis Co., a jeweller, silversmith and retailer established in Toronto in 1877, merging with Birks circa 1928.