Pewter Decorative Objects

A beautiful tea caddy in pewter, with amazing patina. Designed by Edvin Ollers and made by Schreuder & Olsson in Stockholm, Sweden, 1937. Great condition, with only a few light scr...

Vase in Pewter and Brass by Nils Fougstedt, 1929 Additional Information: Material: Pewter and brass Style: Mid century, Scandinavian Produced by Svensk...

The Art Nouveau sculptural pitcher by sculptor Charles Théodore Perron (1862-1934) is a testament to the elegance of Art Nouveau craftsmanship. Crafted in France around 1900's, this pewter showcases Perron's keen eye for detail and artistic flair. Showcasing semi- nude women figures inspired by naiads/mermaids giving a whimsical feel of lightness , a reclined lady at the neck of the pitcher serving as handle, and the neck with a face mask, alongside art nouveau organic motifs all in high relief. A true collector's piece, adding a touch of sophistication to any setting, inspired by the Art Nouveau Spirit . Charles Théodore Perron Charles Théodore Perron, born in Paris 10th on October 16, 1862 and died in Bourg-la-Reine on December 18, 1934, is a French sculptor. A student of Falguière, Roy and Louis-Auguste...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this exquisite Circa 1920 Kut Hing Chinese Pewter & Mahogany carved and embossed jewellery trinket box ...

A pewter vase, designed and produced by Nordtenn, Sweden, c. 1930s

This captivating vintage bowl is a masterclass in bi-metal artistry, realistically rendered in the form of a halved walnut shell. A sophisticated example of the 1970s Brutalist movem...

A pair of pewter candlesticks designed and produced by GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Sweden, 1930s. Holds 0.5” diameter candles

Sven Ekström, Norrköping pewter plate, second quarter 19th century. 13 inches wide by 2 ¼ inches tall

Pair of large pewter candlesticks in amazing condition. Designed and made by Just Andersen, Denmark, 1920s. Great condition, only some light scratches. Stamped 'DENMARK', model n...

A pine and pewter candle holder designed and produced in Sweden, 1950s. Holds 2.75" diameter candles.

Impressive Art Nouveau pewter jewelry tray by Achille Gamba. 20th Century A stunning, large, and heavy pewter Art Nouveau serving dish, crafted from pure pewter, featuring a reclini...

A small spiky bordering on biomorphic vase fashioned from solid Norwegian pewter. Designed and made by Brødrene Mylius in Norway circa 1950. Reminiscent in style to designs from Just...

An Art Deco pewter covered small lidded box with blue glass cabochon. English. Circa 1930. The box has hand tooled geometric design to the top with the initial 'L' along with all ov...

Pewter bowl by Edvin Ollers (1888-1959) for Schreuder & Olsson, Sweden. Designed during the 1930s. This fruit bowl is made in 1954=D9.

Simple, yet sophisticated, Swedish Grace pewter box by Ingvar Bossler for Gamleby Tenn, Västervik, Sweden. The company Gamleby Tenn started in the...

A very rare covered German egg dish manufactured by Walter Scherf & Co. in Nürnberg, under the trade name Osiris, early 20th century. It is moulded to fit ei...

A vintage Swedish double vase made of pewter, circa 1940s. Great minimalist/ modernist style with some deco/ machine age type influence. Nicely proportioned and well made, this is on...

Antique candlestick made of open-worked pewter sheet metal, circa 1900 Dimensions: H x D: 11 x 7 cm Description: Highly decorative candlestick made of partially white tin with fine...

Celebrate the spirit of the hunt with this charming set of six vintage glass tumblers, each adorned with a detailed pewter emblem depicting traditional hunting motifs — including dee...

Set of 4 Mid-Century Pewter Dishes in the Shape of Playing Card Symbols by Just Andersen, Denmark Stamped Just, Denmark, 2630, 2631, 2632, 2633 Just Andersen’s pewter pieces are hig...

Beautiful 1929 Pewter and Brass candelabras attributed to Sylvia Stave for CG Hallberg, Sweden. Age appropriate wear with small engravings at the foot. Dimensions: H 8 in. x W 11 in...

Just Andersen. Two pewter vases, model 1457. Denmark, 1940s. Slim vases in cast pewter with circular foot, drop-shaped body and slender neck ending in a flared, undulating rim. Bo...

An Art Deco pewter covered lidded box with green cabochon. English. Circa 1930. The box has hand-tooled geometric design to the top with all over punchwork. The interior is lined in...

Scandinavian Modern box in pewter by K. Tveito, Norway - ca 1930-40s. Good vintage condition, wear and patina consistent with age and use. Scratches, marks and blemishes.

Rare bonbonniere designed by Sylvia Stave. produced in Stockholm, sweden by C. G. Hallberg in 1933. Made from pewter with the stylistic and characteristic striped pattern favored by ...

Reed & Barton Footed Bowl - Model 5872 is a significant piece of American Art Deco design history. Crafted in the 1930s from pewter, this bowl features a semi-ovoid body with a t...

Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat (1844-1910) Art Nouveau Flambé Ceramic Inkwell, c.1900 This elegant Art Nouveau inkwell (circa 1900) perfectly showcases the absolute mastery of ce-ramic gl...

Swedish Gustavian candleholders. Made late 18th century in Pewter, signed N. Height ~ 16,5cm. Ribbed columns on a bell shaped postament, with loose light cuffs and charmingly patinat...

Hugo Leven Kayserzinn Art Nouveau tray / dish, Germany, circa 1900.

Decorative handcrafted pewter bowl in the form of a seashell, made in Sweden and stamped by the maker. The bowl features beautifully hammered surfaces and detailed shell-inspired con...

This elegant covered pewter bowl, Model 11, was produced by Firma Svenskt Tenn in 1928, as confirmed by the factory year mark B8. The model is documented in the company’s original ca...

Embriachi workshop marquetry casket Northern Italy, 15th century Alla certosina inlays (bone, stained bone, pewter and wood) H 28.2 x W 18 x D 14 cm This beautiful casket of rectangular form is richly decorated with the characteristic geometric patterns of the Embriachi style. The intricate geometric patterns are fashioned by juxtaposing lighter and darker pieces of wood, (colored) bone, horn and pewter. The lid and base are framed by a broad band of horn. When ivory became scarce in Europe due to disrupted trade routes, bone was substituted. The attention to Symmetry and balance created an harmonious visual effect Enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal of the casket. The application of geometrical motifs is in Italy known as marquetry ‘alla Certosina’, named after the Certosina Church in Pavia with its famous altarpiece decorated in this way. This is ‘intarsia technique’, a term derived from the Arabic 'tarsi', which means ‘incrustation' recalling ancient mosaics made from various materials. These geometric elements not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the caskets but also demonstrate the versatility and skill of the artisans in creating multifaceted works of art. ‘Alla Certosina’ became famous through the Northern Italian Embriachi family who achieved a particularly high standard in working in this technique. Venice in particular was known for the production of these luxurious boxes. The caskets, hexagonal or rectangular, surmounted by a lid decorated in several registers constitute the secular, albeit equally renowned component of the workshop’s production, in addition to mirror frames and various everyday objects. The method of fabrication of those objects was based on two concepts that underlay pre-industrial production: standardization and modularity, thanks to a distribution of skills according to the different phases of fabrication. even the realization of the marquetry motifs (in the form of ingots from which portions of the desired size were cut) were therefore entrusted to various specialized craftsmen, as were the assembly phase. Today better known thanks to the extensive research work recently carried out by Michele Tomasi, this workshop owes its name to its founder and owner, the Florentine Baldassare Ubriachi (or degli Embriachi), a merchant and banker established in the Tuscan capital before he settled in Venice in 1395. Together with sculptor Giovanni di Jacopo, who directed the workshop, from the last years of the fourteenth century, Baldassare oversaw a production that was truly original, and still easily recognizable today, comprising monumental altarpieces and various objects, primarily triptychs and caskets. The precise location of the workshop is unknown, except that it originated in Florence and in ca. 1431 there was apparently a workshop in Venice, in the area of S Luca. They employed local workers specializing in 'certosina' (inlay of stained woods, bone and horn), and the workshop produced items carved in bone (usually horse or ox) with wood and bone marquetry. The geometric decoration of Embriachi caskets reflects the artistic complexity and attention to detail that characterized their work. this inlaid casket is a testament to the skill and artistry of the Embriachi family and serves as a stunning example of the decorative arts of the late Middle Ages. Related Literature : E. Berger, Prunk-Kassetten: Europäischen Meisterwerke aus acht Jahrhunderten / Ornamental Caskets...

Box in brass and pewter with decor of a womans face. Designed by Anna Petrus for Firma Svenskt Tenn. Marked B8 = 1928.   

WMF large pewter oval photograph frame C.1910. Relief decorated with a band of roses within a border of overlapping leaves, WMF marks to reverse and B O/X ...

A refined Swedish Art Deco pewter vase designed and produced by C.G. Hallberg, Stockholm, Sweden, in 1941. The vase features a beautifully balanced globular body rising to a flared n...

Cool vase in pewter from AD.S most probably ca 1930-40's. Wear and patina consistent with age and use. Scratches, marks, blemishes and a dent. Signed with makers mark.

French Arts and Crafts Pewter Bottle Carrier, Coaster A Great little piece, very handsome to pass tall bottles around the table The Coaster is made in Pewter and lined in cork, it...

Lovely pewter jar by Estrid Ericson, in a sleek form adorned with a brass bow on the lid.

Elegant pewter vase from Ystad Metall. Wide mouth, tapering towards the base that is adorned with beautiful leaves.

This interesting piece is an artwork made by the Italian artist Roberto Vecchione.This is a multiple of 1000 specimen, signed by the artist and numbered made in the 80' and stocked ...

Italian Pewter and Brass Shell Centerpiece Bowl with Koi and Dolphin Motif, Stamped “Italy”, 20th Century A whimsical and sculptural Italian centerpiece bowl in the manner of Arthur...

French Art Deco pewter bud vase with decorative ribbing (Signed: A.E. Chanal #363)

For one short decade, from around 1910 to 1920, pewter was all the rage in China’s bustling commercial centers of Shanghai and Canton. Drawn to pewter’s soft, silvery glow, artists t...

Neoclassical panther sculpture Material: Pewter and marble base (alpe green) Origin Germany Circa 1900 Perfect condition natural wear No visible...

A beautiful Art Nouveau / early Art Deco lidded pewter box with amazing patina. Handmade by Georg Nilsson for Gerotin, Denmark, 1920s. Great original condition, with some light sc...

Scandinavian Modern cast pewter candle holders, Edvin Ollers -1975. Good vintage condition, wear and patina consistent with age and use.

Pewter round box realized in the eary 20th century Very good condition.

Scandinavian Modern bowl in pewter by Rolf Engströmer for Fabriksaktiebolaget Kronsilver -1935. Good vintage condition, wear and patina consistent with age and use. Marks, scratches,...

Williamsburg Reproductions, Craft House in Williamsburg, Virginia sold high quality reproductions of antiques belonging to the foundation to raise funds for restorations at Colonial ...

Sculpture after derby. Material: Pewter with silver patina. Origin Germany Circa 1900. Good condition natural wear. Racehorse and Jockey. Patinated wooden base. Art nouveau...

A wonderful 1930s Art Deco and minimalist influenced candelabra. Executed in pewter and designed by Sylvia Stave. Marked on underside with SS for Sylvia Stave, CGH for C.G. Hallberg,...

This stunning English Art Deco geometric hand-hammered dinanderie, polished pewter-covered decorative box or tea caddy, was manufactured by A.E. Poston & Company, Birmingham, Eng...

Elegant pewter jar, model 364, by Estrid Ericson and Nils Fougstedt. Rectangular form with rounded corners, rim lined with brass. Lid decorated with a verse from a 1642 poem by the S...

Early Swedish Grace modern "A 45" floral pewter fruit dish by Estrid Ericson / Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, 1920s. This iconic bowl was introduced and presented at the World Exhibit...

Elegant Scandinavian modern pewter centerpiece bowl by Schreuder & Olsson, Sweden, 1975. This refined piece embodies the quiet sophistication a...

Swedish pewter centerpiece bowl designed by Lundin & Lindberg for Svenskt Tenn and dated 1934. The bowl is raised on a sculptural pedestal ...

Large antique 19th century French quality pewter vase having a quality 19th century French large pewter vase with stunning embossed flower detail, wi...

Beautiful pewter decorative vide poche from France, 1930s. Low dish and lid with handle. Lovely etched detail. Original finish shows nice age and patina. Perfect as a decorative obje...

Lovely decorative pewter vase from France, 1930s. Sculptural shape with fluted rim and handle detail. Original finish shows nice age and patina. Stamped on the underside.

Lovely decorative pewter vase from France, 1930s. Sculptural shape with fluted rim and handle detail. Original finish shows nice age and patina. Stamped on the underside.