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Art Nouveau Silver Centerpiece With Rams Heads And Blue Glass Insert, Ca 1900

About the Item

Elegant, simple Art Nouveau silver jardinière on an elliptical ground plan, the wall generously openworked in the form of two perforated bands running around the upper and lower edges of the vessel, connected by four slender, pyramid-shaped uprights ending in low feet, which divide the wall into four segments, on the front and back oval panels, embedded on bundles of feather leaves and crowned with bows, which at the same time serve as a connection to the leaf festoons surrounding the vessel, rams' heads applied lengthwise opposite each other on the outside, which can also serve as handles. Cobalt blue glass insert with a curved cut on the upper edge. Dimensions: height: 13,0 cm / 5.11 in width: 35,0 cm / 13.77 in depth: 22,5 cm / 8.85 in silver weight: 840 grams / 27.00 troy oz Hallmarks: - 830 - fineness, North European standard - Crowned leopard head - most probably for DINGELDEIN BROTHERS, Hanau Germany founded in 1868 by brothers Friedrich Otto (ca. 1838-1901) and Freidrich Wilhelm (ca. 1838-1910) Dingeldein. Friedrich Otto's son August Ernst Dingeldein (1874-1962) was their successor, and married Margarethe Kurz (1876-1947), the daughter of Karl Kurz (1851-1936), which is how the Dingeldein and Kurz companies came to be merged in 1911. He did open a New York showroom assisted by his sons Karl August (1901-1965) and Otto Friedrich (1906-1991) Dingeldein, both of whom moved to America permanently in 1927, where they became prominent silversmiths in New Orleans, Louisiana and Cape Girardeau, Missouri, respectively. Condition: very well maintained, silver cleaned and polished, cobalt blue glass completely intact

Dimensions:

Height: 5.12 in (13 cm)Width: 13.78 in (35 cm)Depth: 8.86 in (22.5 cm)

Style:

Art Nouveau (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Glass,Silver,Hand-Crafted

Place of Origin:

Scandinavia

Period:

1900-1909

Date of Manufacture:

circa 1900