This early 20th-century bottle stand, most likely originating from the German WMF manufactory, exemplifies refined design on the boundary of late Art Nouveau and early Art Deco. Crafted from galvanized brass in a cool, silvery hue with a gently matte finish, it features a precise openwork frieze. The geometric lattice with intersecting ovals and small floral rosettes at each intersection adds decorative value. Solid upper and lower bands provide structural stability, while the softly flared base with a delicate beaded border completes the harmonious silhouette. The stand is preserved in very good condition—only minimal signs of age are visible, with no damage or dents, and it retains the authentic spirit of its era, showing no traces of modern restoration.The slender shape and meticulously cut frieze speak with the voice of the early 20th century, when the interplay of Art Nouveau and Art Deco aesthetics gave rise to balanced, detail-rich objects. This stand could recall elegant gatherings where its silvery sheen and subtle interplay of light within the openwork patterns complemented a tastefully set table. The geometric motif echoes the ordered world of its age, where every object, no matter how small, had a role in the ritual of hospitality.As a bar or kitchen accessory, this bottle stand can be paired with classic clear glass decanters or retro bottles, accentuating their form on a sideboard, credenza, or elegant bar. It would suit Art Deco-inspired spaces, eclectic collector’s interiors, or classic settings where detail and originality matter. It may be combined with other metallic or glass accessories to highlight its lightness and graphic presence.
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Height8.4 cm
Length10.8 cm
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Length10.8 cm
Height8.4 cm
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