Kayserzinn Pewter Bee Dish 4199, Germany, c. 1897–1900
Product Information
Kayserzinn pewter bee dish, model 4199, made in Germany around 1897–1900. An original Kayserzinn model, attributed to Hugo Leven.
Formed as an open flower, the dish has a softly lobed outline, with a central blossom and bees in relief. The restrained composition and clean form gives it a more sculptural reading than more heavily ornamented Art Nouveau tableware. It works well as a decorative tabletop dish, catchall, or display piece.
Context
Measurements
Height: 2.5 cm | Width: 22 cm | Depth: 21.3 cm | Weight: 0.58 kg
Condition Notes
Vintage and antique objects may show signs of age and use. Each piece is carefully cleaned before listing. Patina and original surfaces are preserved where appropriate, and minor restoration may be carried out when necessary.
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Care Guide
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Shipping & Returns
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