This tea strainer from 1930s Sweden exemplifies Scandinavian utilitarian craftsmanship, with silver-plated brass formed into a simple, decoration-free shape. The surface displays a cool, silvery tone with a slightly matte finish, showing gentle patina and fine scratches accumulated over decades of use. The domed, rounded strainer section features evenly spaced perforations, while the entire piece is constructed as a single, solid element—a smoothly integrated, ergonomic handle without visible joints or soldering. The absence of engravings and ornamentation highlights the object's functional roots, rooted in early Scandinavian modernism. Its overall condition is very good, with only minor signs of use and no dents or significant damage.This modest object echoes the voice of the 1930s—a period when Northern Europe prioritized practicality, and aesthetics arose from simplicity and durability. The silvered brass, with its subtle patina, recalls the daily rituals of Swedish homes; gentle curves and a soft sheen tell the story of items meant to endure, never seeking attention but rather providing quiet companionship. Every faint scratch or slight shift in the tone of the metal is a trace of history, recorded in the material with respect for the passage of time.The strainer can be used not only in a Scandinavian-style kitchen but also paired with classic ceramics, white porcelain, or vintage glassware. It will suit a breakfast table alongside linen napkins and simple cups, emphasizing the understated beauty of daily rituals. In collector’s interiors, it could be combined with other metal accessories from the era or minimalist objects to highlight its timeless character.
DIMENSION
Height5 cm
Depth8 cm
Width15 cm
Dimension details
Width15 cm
Height5 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight0.1 kg
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