Brass and Ceramic Art Nouveau Tray, Austria, 1920s
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This round tray, dating from circa 1900-1920, exemplifies the geometric Viennese Secession style of early 20th-century design. The central section is made of glazed, hand-painted ceramic in a warm white tone, featuring a symmetrical pattern that combines geometric and stylized botanical motifs in cool blue and light gray. The surround is a wide, polished brass rim with cut-out and embossed Art Nouveau details, supported by small spherical brass feet. The construction is precise, with both ceramic and metal elements in very good condition, showing no visible signs of damage or wear. The tray measures approximately 37 cm in diameter. The tray conveys the atmosphere of early 20th-century Vienna—its form captures the rhythm of interiors where geometric ornamentation balances fluid lines. The glossy ceramic surface reflects light, while the interplay of cool colors and the rich golden brass creates a visual dialogue between detail and composition. The piece seems to hold a subtle memory of past gatherings, with its harmonious design and restraint continuing to communicate a sense of calm and appreciation for craftsmanship. This tray can serve as an accent in a living or dining room, pairing well with simple light wood or marble furniture to highlight its Secessionist origins. It works as a base for porcelain or glass arrangements, and its patterns and colors stand out in settings with white walls and neutral textiles. Combining it with soft lighting will emphasize the glossy surfaces of both ceramic and brass, or it may be placed on a hallway console—serving as a focal point and introducing a decorative period accent into daily surroundings.
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