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| Height (ins) | 30 |
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| Depth (ins) | 13¾ |
| Width (ins) | 18¾ |
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| Period | 19th Century |
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An important Scottish Arts & Crafts fire basket made and stamped by James Bennet, Robert Lorimer’s chief blacksmith. The semi-circular railed basket is supported by a central front leg, with a shaped riveted fire back flanked by crescent hooks and scrolled finial uppermost. Maker’s stamp to fire back J Bennet, Arncroach. James Bennet was the chief blacksmith and close family friend to the Scottish architect Robert Lorimer, who was a committed advocate of the Arts and Crafts approach to architecture. Restored. Circa 1890
| Height (ins) | 30 |
|---|---|
| Depth (ins) | 13¾ |
| Width (ins) | 18¾ |
| Maker | |
| Material | |
| Period | 19th Century |
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