Pair Of Art Nouveau Silver 900 Candelabra by Klinkosch Vienna, Circa 1900

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Pair Of Art Nouveau Silver 900 Candelabra by Klinkosch Vienna, Circa 1900

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SILVER 900 PAIR OF ART NOUVEAU CANDLESTICKS / CANDLEHOLDERS / CANDELABRAS made by JOSEF CARL KLINKOSCH / Vienna, Austria, circa 1900 Austrian finest silver items of best manufacturing quality, made of silver 900 SPECIFICATIONS: Each of these candelabras with smooth surface has six arms which are S-shaped: The elegant grommets are attached to them / additionally, there is a leafy ring visible below of grommets. The slim stalk is of tapering type, being widened at area below - ending at the large-scale round foot. A very particular feature is the fact that each of the candelabras is topped with a cup-shaped ornament having leafy endings. HALLMARKED: 1. SILVER 900 (= 'SILBER' / '900.000 FEIN') 2. AUSTRIAN HALLMARK = DIANA'S HEAD SIGN OF 1872-1922 2. master’s word mark existing: J.C. KLINKOSCH made circa 1900 Bibliography referring to Klinkosch firm: Waltraud Neuwirth, Wiener Gold-und Silberschmiede und ihre Punzen, I , Vienna 1976, pages 295 - 301 Josef Carl Klinkosch (1822-1888) had been taught bis his father Carl who had owned the silver manufactory "Mayerhofer & Klinkosch", having been founded in the year 1830 by Stephan Mayerhofer and Carl Klinkosch: The manufactory Mayerhofer & Klinkosch had been one of the most successfull silver manufactories of Old Imperial Austria. There was a change in the year 1869 when the son Josef Carl Klinkosch became single owner of manufactory - therefore firm's name was changed into: "Gold-, Silber- und Metallwaren-Fabrik J. C. Klinkosch". But firm's success remained the same: Josef Carl Klinkosch worked very often under the authority (per order) of Austrian Emperor as his father had done. Many of Klinkosch's works are kept safe in former Viennese Imperial Castle (in so-said 'Hofsilber- und Tafelkammer' of Viennese Castle). Josef Carl Klinkosch died in the year 1888, and the firm was taken over by his sons Arthur (died 1899) and Isidor (died 1914). The Klinkosch firm was bought by Arthur Krupp in the year 1918 and was active by use of name „J.C. Klinkosch A.G.“ then. The manufactory gave up existence in the year 1972. SIZE OF CANDELABRAS: height: 15.35 inches / 39.0 cm diameter: 11.81 inches / 30.0 cm TOTAL WEIGHT OF CANDELABRAS: 2880 grams / 101.37 OZ / 92.60 TROY OUNCES EXCELLENT CONDITION / there aren't any imperfections existing / the silver was cleaned

Creator:
Josef Carl Klinkosch (Manufacturer)
Dimensions:
Height: 15.35 in (38.99 cm)Diameter: 11.81 in (30 cm)
Sold As:
Set of 91
Style:
Art Nouveau (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques:
Sterling Silver
Place of Origin:
Austria
Period:
1900-1909
Date of Manufacture:
circa 1900
Condition:
there aren't any imperfections existing / the silver was cleaned.
Seller Location:
Vienna, AT
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU1014416325582