Antique John Pearson 1898 Newlyn Copper Planter, Arts & Crafts Jardinière with Repoussé Tulips

An exceptional antique Arts & Crafts copper planter attributed to the English metalworker John Pearson of the Newlyn School, Cornwall.

Beautifully made in hand-hammered copper, the planter is decorated with raised tulip motifs in the classic Arts & Crafts style. A decorative fleur-de-lys style border runs around the upper rim and adds lovely detail to the piece.

The hand-worked copper has a warm mellow tone developed over many years, giving the planter wonderful character and depth. Both decorative and practical, it works beautifully as a planter, jardière, or statement decorative piece.

The underside bears the hand-engraved John Pearson signature with the date 1889. Pearson was one of the best-known metalworkers associated with the Newlyn Arts & Crafts movement and is especially admired for his repousse copper work.

A striking and collectible piece of British Arts & Crafts metalwork with strong Art Nouveau influence.

Condition is good antique condition with age-related wear, surface marks, and patina consistent with age and use.

It measures approximately 11" in diameter by 11" high (28 x 28 cm) and weighs 4lb 9oz (2.06 kg).

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