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Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver

Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver

$ 3537.7

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  • Material: Silver
  • Era: Art Nouveau (1895-1910)

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    Museum-Like Tea Set from The Early Art Nouveau IN Solid Silver
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    Museum-quality early Art Nouveau tea set in solid silver
    Item number:
    A438501.2
    Subjects:
    design
    Epochs:
    art nouveau
    Subjects:
    collectible
    Material:
    silver
    Subjects:
    tea & coffee
    description
    Absolutely unique 5-piece tea set in a basket weave design in silver in Japonisme from the Art Nouveau period, manufactured in the 1880s/90s. The containers, apart from the tea caddy, which was made later, also have a monogrammed cartouche.
    Art Nouveau has its oldest roots in England. Here, Japanese art was taken up particularly early as a completely new treasure of forms. The designs by Christopher Dresser in particular, primarily his objects in silver and other metals, anticipated much of the functionalism of the Art Deco of the 1920s as early as the 1870s.
    All parts of the service are marked and numbered, made by Koch & Bergfeld in 1887/88. The numbering is hardly visible on the tray. The tea caddy was made in 1892 and is gold-plated on the inside. Distributed by Lazarus Posen. Design attr.: Christopher Dresser. Very good condition, age-appropriate patina! Museum quality and absolutely collectible!
    Lit.: Craft and machine power, Koch & Bergfeld
    Christopher Dresser 1834 - 1904 Author: Michael Whiteway
    Christopher Dresser, Japonism and the Victorian World of Goods
    Dimensions & details
    - silver 800/-
    - Tray L/W/H: 33.2 x 20.8 x 3 cm
    - Teapot L/W/H: 19 x 9.5 x 11 cm
    - Sugar bowl L/W/H: 10.8 x 7.2 x 5.5 cm
    - Milk jug L/W/H: 7 x 4.6 x 5.5 cm
    - Tea box L/W/H: 7 x 7 x 12.5 cm
    - Total weight 1433.68g
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    Absolutely unique 5-piece tea set in a basket weave design in silver in Japonisme from the Art Nouveau period, manufactured in the 1880s/90s. The containers, apart from the tea caddy, which was made later, also have a monogrammed cartouche. Art Nouveau has its oldest roots in England. Here, Japanese art was taken up particularly early as a completely new treasure of forms. The designs by Christopher Dresser in particular, primarily his objects in silver and other metals, anticipated much of the functionalism of the Art Deco of the 1920s as early as the 1870s.   All parts of the service are marked and numbered, made by Koch & Bergfeld in 1887/88. The numbering is hardly visible on the tray. The tea caddy was made in 1892 and is gold-plated on the inside. Distributed by Lazarus Posen. Design
    Material
    Silber
    Epoche
    Jugendstil (1895-1910)
    EAN
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