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Buyer Be Aware – Peerage Brass Inkwells – Modern “Antiques”
| Categories | Modern-day Production / Reproduction / "Fake" |
| Material | Brass |
| Origin | England |
Peerage Brass was known for manufacturing reproduction brassware. Their production of inkwells and other brass items was particularly prominent during the post-World War II period, with the Peerage name being used for new designs and reproductions. The company was based in Birmingham, England, and later had operations in Manchester. Peerage Brass is no longer trading, with the trademark lapsing in 1991.
Three examples are shown.
For more information: Peerage Brass Pearson Page Jewsbury
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