Antique Jugendstil Decanter in Green Glass and Pewter, 1910s

A rare beautiful decanter in green hand-blown glass. Decorated with hand-set/fitted panels of lightly hammered pewter. Original stopper in pewter and cork. Distinct Danish Jugendstil...

Et set of triangular decanters in green glass. Decorated with hand-set/crafted pewter mounts. Original stoppers in pewter and cork. Distinct Danish Skønvirke style the equivalent of ...

Organically shaped handblown decanter with a floral decoration in pewter. This decanter was made at Holmegaard in Denmark during the early 192os. The art nouveau pewter belt was crea...

- A decorative fruit/bread basket or tray - Made of partially perforated pewter - With intricate details and fine period features - It is numbered and signed by an anonymous Frenc...

Early Danish Pottery vase with subtle Art Nouveau/Jugend styling and shape. Unusual plum and bone-toned glazes fading from the top down its sides....

Decorative inkwell with two small lovebirds and original ink-glass. Manufactured by Kayserzinn in Germany circa 1910. It features a rustic authentic patina and the original silver-pl...

Jugendstil Pewter pitcher is an original decorative object realized in the first years of the 20th century. Original pewter with braided w...

Silver and glass decanter with original patina.

Jugendstil polished pewter penguin-shaped decanter designed by Hugo Leven for Kayserzinn factory By: Hugo Leven, Kaiserzinn Material: pewter, copper, lead, tin, metal Technique: polished, metalwork, cast, hand-crafted Dimensions: 4 in x 8 in Date: 1900-1902 Style: Jugendstil, Art Nouveau Place of origin: Germany This piece serves as an Jugendstil (german Art Nouveau) style penguin-shaped decanter; with simple, minimalist lines and a smooth surface due its polished material, it has a lid resembling the bird's head at the top which is operated by a hammer-like mechanism that can be pushed down with the thumb to open it. It has a handle on one side to hold it. The Kaiserzinn factory seal can be seen underneath. Around 1890 Engelbert Kayser, then director of the biggest German pewter factory of the 19th century, Kayserzinn, hired designer...

Beautiful Jugendstil centerpiece, circa 1910s Polished and stove enameled.

Art Nouveau carafe made of clear glass with a round, upwardly tapering body, front and back two facet bands tapering from bottom to top, the lower, ...

This exquisite ruby glass decanter was crafted in the late 19th century in Bohemia, a historic region which was famous for its glassware. Antique B...