Rare ‘Yote’ Collapsable Iron Trivet, W. J. Riley, England. Late 1920’s glass This model 2197 pewter jug

This model 2197 pewter jug was produced in the same workshop in the late 1930s

These pieces consistently share the linear striations that slowly fade into the two-tone glaze

making this Habitat pendant lamp ready for use

being pressed flat and flask-like in shape

One of the more unique and well-executed examples of the Danish modernist era

Rare ‘Yote’ Collapsable Iron Trivet, W. J. Riley, England. Late 1920’s glass This model 2197 pewter jugAn extremely unique design and very scarcely available likely due to low production numbers, this folding iron trivet is marked with its original patent number 269822. This was registered in 1927 by W. J. Riley as 'an extensible stand for supporting articles' whereby the legs are 'formed by cranked extensions of the links and may be pressed to an ornamental outline of hollow section'. This example is stamped 'Yote' alongside its corresponding