Benham And Froud

English, copper triangular moulds one with a lid 4.0″ triangular, 7.0″ Benham marked, circa 1860 Benham & Froud, circa 1855-1924, Chandos St, London, described themselves as gener...

It is in need of retinning for use. Benham & Froud circa 1855-1924, Chandos St, London, describes themselves as general metal workers, art metal, and lamp manufacturers.

To the top of the deeply embossed helmet is the makers mark for Benham & Froud, a highly regarded manufacturer. Probably bought originally for the parlour(best room), and as such esc...

English, copper oval figural mould of a lion on top of a fluted base. Benham marked 628. Measures: 7.25 ″L, 5.0″ H, circa 1880. The Barbary lion is a national animal of England...

This Kettle and lid were made by the Birmingham firm of Benham & Froud and bears their Orb and Cross mark.

Christopher Dresser made by Benham & Froud, circa 1890.

Dr Christopher Dresser for Benham and Froud. A rare Aesthetic Movement copper and brass coal scuttle with turned Ebony handle, the whole stood on a flared base with all-over stylise...

Two 19th century Benham Jelly Moulds 2 Victorian Jelly Moulds one stamped with 447 and the orb and cross trade mark of Benham and Froud, the other is of equal quality and I would...

Dr Christopher dresser (1834-1904) for Benham and Froud, a copper, pewter and brass peacock plate, stamped 'Pat 6886'.

Dresser produced similar designs for Kenrick , Coalbrookdale and Benham and Froud. The andirons are stamped with Victorian kite marks on the brass and No. 2 on the underside of th...

Very rare copper tray designed by Christopher Dresser for the manufactory Benham & Froud, circa 1882-1885. Lovely aesthetic movement oval-shaped tray with scalloped edges.

An Arts & Crafts pair of copper & brass candlesticks. Attributed to Benham & Froud. Stamped - Rd106185. Circa 1900.

A wonderfully original pair of candlesticks made from Victorian British army sword hilts with Royal monogram incorporated into the guard and utilising riding boot spurs for the feet....

Elegant, sculptural solid brass andirons or fire dogs attributed to Christopher Dresser for Benham & Froud, England, circa 1900. Fabulous modern design that was way ahead of it's time.

It was manufactured by Benham & Froud of London and bears their famous "ORB" mark with the Registered Trademark no.

Dresser used the 'ripples' design on several other items, three known such items include a claret jug, a Linthorpe Art Pottery jug, and a Benham and Froud kettle.

Benham & Froud. An Arts & Crafts copper and brass telescopic electric standard lamp with twisted and scroll work details to the base and a later handmade green pleated silk shade.

Stylish pair Arts & Crafts Benham & Froud twin handled brass vases with ‘bullseye’ and grooved decoration designed by Christopher Dresser (British, 1834-1904) and dating from around ...

An unusual pair Arts & Crafts counter balanced brass candlesticks attributed to Benham & Froud and believed to have been made for use on an upright or grand piano dating from around ...

A rare, large English Aesthetic period tray executed in copper with inlaid designs executed in brass and pewter. Made by the Benham and Froud Company

Victorian embossed brass coal receiver, with double hinged lid by Benham and Froud - London. Measures: 18" W x 13" D x 19" H.

Victorian embossed brass coal receiver, with double hinged lid by Benham and Froud - London 18" W x 13" D x 20" H Benham & Froud circa 1855-1924, Chandos St, Londo...

The bottom of this prescient masterpiece is stamped with the Benham and Froud hallmark.

An oval brass tray having engraved decoration and made by the Benham and Froud Company. Marked

Designed by Christopher Dresser for Benham and Froud. B&F Mark.

L7014 An unusual pair of English Arts and Crafts period candlesticks executed in brass with incised decorations. Made by the Benham and Froud factory. Marked.

A round copper planter having a wavey edge, the body with imitation wood grain decoration in relief in the Japanese style. Made by the Benham and Froud Company. Marked.

Its manufacture is attributed to Benham and Froud.

A superb pair of vintage fire dogs designed by renowned English craftsman, Christopher Dresser, produced by Benham and Froud.. Having beautiful, clean lines and form with a contempor...

An English Arts & Crafts Floor Lamp signed Benham & Froud

The underside with maker's stamp of Benham and Froud of Chandos St, London. The 'orb and cross' trademark stamp became famous after they made the cross for St Paul's Cathedral in 1821.

Classic dresser teapot in copper and brass with ebonized lid handle, from Benham Froud (unmarked), on wrought iron stand with chafing lamp.