Condition: Excellent antique condition. All the cabochons are secure. It is clean and has been left unpolished, except for the underside of the base, which has been cleaned properly in order to make the punch mark easier to see.

Impressed to the underside:

TUDRIC (although the 'R' looks to have been overpunched with a circle or the letter 'O'). Please see final photo.

03 (one of the first numbers)

"Tudric" is the tradename for pewterware made for Liberty & Co, London. Liberty launched it's Tudric pewter range in 1902.

Please see the first/an early Liberty catalogue: pewtersociety.org "Notes on Liberty Tudric Art Nouveau Pewter". See the sugar basin / porringer (without cabochons) on page 7 of the PDF, no 1 (page 63 of the catalogue itself).

Measurements:

Diameter of bowl: 16cm

Diameter of foot: 8.75

Height (excluding handles): 6.25cm

Height to top of handles: 9.5cm

Weight: 426g

Will be packaged carefully and securely and dispatched promptly via a trackable service.