Centerpiece, silver-plated brass, transparent glass, Albrecht & Tich, Austria, 1920s.
5 760 PLN
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This centerpiece stand from the renowned Viennese workshop Albrecht & Tich captures the architectural and decorative sophistication that emerged at the intersection of late Secession and early Art Deco in the 1920s. Its construction features a transparent, cut-glass plate with a central rosette, delicately frosted edge, and a finely finished rim. The dish is supported by an openwork column formed from slender rods held together by geometric rings, all crafted from silver-plated brass. The dominant impression is a cool, silvery metallic sheen, accentuated by the purity of form and carefully balanced proportions. A wide, geometric base with radiating supports and small vent-like cutouts gives the piece both stability and architectural lightness. The centerpiece is in excellent condition—no visible traces of wear, damage, or restoration; all elements are original and intact.This stand speaks in the language of its era: it is the voice of modernist Vienna, where function and form found daring equilibrium. The metallic sheen catches the light, amplifying the noble quality of the material, while the glass plate’s geometric cut suggests a disciplined approach to composition. There is a hint of Secessionist softness, paired with the rigor of early Art Deco—like an object telling the story of a city poised at the threshold of
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Height28 cm
Length26 cm
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Length26 cm
Height28 cm
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