Kensington Aluminum Ware

Famed industrial designer Lurelle Guild designed these pieces for the Kensington aluminum ware

of Aluminum ware. This compote is in the permanent collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in

American firm Kensington Ware, which was known for its innovative designs and form. The piece can be used

brass trim, the sole additional Kensington design with glass balls. $495. 3) Difficult to source

Lurelle Guild designed this piece for Kensington. The container is aluminum adorned with brass

Lurelle Guild (1898 – 1986) designed this Aluminum bowl for Kensington in 1934. The bowl, with

Super clean Art Deco cast aluminum martini shaker by Kensington Ware, circa 1940s. The shaker is in

This Art Deco box features an octagon shape in polished aluminum with with a domed top with a brass

This elegant cigarette box by Kensington, crafted circa 1935, is a quintessential example of Art

This lovely Kensington tray of the mid-century period is polished aluminum and brass nugget

Pair of Marlborough vases designed by Lurelle Guild in 1934 for Kensington Inc. The Kensington Ware

This stylish American Art Deco aluminum and brass storage box dates to the 1930s-1940s and was

Art Deco covered dish bowl polished aluminum and brass by Kensington 1930s from a Palm Beach estate.

Machine Age Art Deco Lurelle Guild Kensington aluminum 18 inch "Constellation" tray Probably the

Tall vase designed by Lurelle Guild for Kensington. Item in Lambertville, NJ

designed by Lurelle Guild for the Kensington Ware range of products, a division of Alcoa, New Kensington

Sizable grouping of Kensington brushed aluminum by Guild, in good vintage lightly-used condition

Guild and first appeared in the Kensington Ware catalogue of the following year. At the same time a