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Art Deco Aluminum WICCA During the Georgian and Victorian

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During the Georgian and Victorian eras

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Art Deco Aluminum WICCA During the Georgian and VictorianIn 1934 Alcoa introduced a revolutionary new line of aluminum alloy giftware and domestic items designed by American pioneer industrial designer Lurelle Guild. Called Kensington Ware, these relatively expensive, slick, machine age objects were in an unmistakenly Art Deco style with cast brass accents. They represent an important American contribution to modern design and decorative arts. The Kensington plant ceased production around 1970, and

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