Not on display

Candelabrum

1963-1964 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Eric Clements first studied at the Birmingham School of Art. He graduated from the Royal College of Art in London in 1953. Throughout his career, he has undertaken many important commissions for ceremonial silver. He was a consultant designer for Mappin & Webb, as well as for several Midlands light engineering firms. He spent much of his career as Head of the Industrial Design Department at the Birmingham School of Art. Before retiring, he was appointed Dean of Art and Design at Wolverhampton.

Eric Clements died on the 22 November 2019, aged 94.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silver
Brief description
Silver, Sheffield hallmarks for 1963-4, mark of Mappin and Webb, signed by Eric Clements.
Dimensions
  • Height: 33.5cm
  • Width: 16cm
  • Depth: 16cm
Style
Marks and inscriptions
Designed by Eric Clements (b.1925) and inscribed with his signature
Object history
Acquisition RF: 1998/132
Eric Clements studied at the Birmingham School of Art before graduating from the RCA in 1953. Throughout his career, he has undertaken many important commissions for ceremonial silver. He was a consultant designer for Mappin & Webb as well as several Midlands light engineering firms. He spent much of his career as Head of the Industrial Design Department at the Birmingham School of Art and before retiring, he was appointed Dean of Art and Design at Wolverhampton.
Summary
Eric Clements first studied at the Birmingham School of Art. He graduated from the Royal College of Art in London in 1953. Throughout his career, he has undertaken many important commissions for ceremonial silver. He was a consultant designer for Mappin & Webb, as well as for several Midlands light engineering firms. He spent much of his career as Head of the Industrial Design Department at the Birmingham School of Art. Before retiring, he was appointed Dean of Art and Design at Wolverhampton.

Eric Clements died on the 22 November 2019, aged 94.
Collection
Accession number
M.8-1998

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Record createdMarch 3, 2004
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