Rating and value 2024 of drawings, mirrors, lamps by Archibald Knox

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Rating and artist value Archibald Knox

Archibald Knox remains one of the leading British exponents of Art Nouveau, whose prolific output abounds on the art market. His furniture, paintings, prints and drawings are listed at auction. Today, his works fetch between €50 and €95,000. His furniture is the most sought-after category of his work. In 2012, his silver Cymric table lamp dating from 1905 sold for €70,000, against an estimate of €60,000-90,000.

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Artist's style and technique

In the early 20th century, Archibald Knox was considered one of the masters of Art Nouveau. His talent was apparent in many areas of the graphic arts, but above all in furnishings. He was very close to the Art & Crafts movement, developed in architecture at the end of the 19th century, which was stylistically close to Art Nouveau.

The life of Archibald Knox

Born on the Isle of Man (central British Isles) in 1864 to Scottish parents, he studied at the Douglas School of Art and worked for the architect Baillie Scott. He then moved to London and became a designer for the Silver Studio. He then collaborated with Christopher Dresser, a very fashionable Victorian architect.

He then collaborated with Liberty & Co, for whom he created various furniture items: candleholders, combs, lighting fixtures, dishes, jewelry...

Alongside his career as an artist, he is also curator of the social history department at Manx National Heritage.

He draws much of his inspiration for his drawings and other creations from his native island.

Archibald Knox died in 1933, aged 68, on the Isle of Man.

Archibald Knox's imprint on his period

Archibald Knox left his mark on British Art Nouveau with his varied and considerable output. Today, he is listed at auction and collectors seek out his works, most of which are in private hands.

Recognizing Archibald Know's signature

The artist's pieces are not always signed. Attribution can sometimes be tricky, which is why it's best to have your piece appraised to ensure its originality.

Knowing the value of a work

If you happen to own a work by Archibald Knox, don't hesitate to request a free appraisal using the form on our website. A member of our team will contact you promptly to provide you with an estimate of the value of your work, as well as any relevant information about it. If you're thinking of selling your work, our specialists will also be on hand to help you find alternative ways of selling it at the best possible price.