Creamer Rococo, silver metal, Bracia Henneberg, Poland, 19th c.
680 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 22344
This Rococo-style creamer, produced by the Bracia Henneberg manufactory in Warsaw at the end of the 19th century, exemplifies the artistry of Polish silver-plated tableware of the era. Crafted from white metal and plated, it features a cool, silvery tone with a subtly matte finish. The bulbous body rests on four cabriole legs, each decorated with stylized floral and shell motifs. The wide, sculpted spout with leaf details and the elegantly curved handle with pronounced scrolls are characteristic of the asymmetry and flourish of the Rococo style. Ornate rocaille engravings, full of organic, flowing forms, adorn the sides. The underside bears the oval factory mark, an eight-pointed star, and a catalog number, confirming its authenticity and provenance. The creamer remains in very good condition, with no visible damage and only minor surface wear typical for its age.The form of this creamer evokes the eclectic ambiance of late 19th-century Warsaw, when the Bracia Henneberg workshops drew inspiration from French Rococo, reinterpreting it with urban sophistication. Soft lines, abundant detail, and gentle patina allow the vessel to tell stories of salon gatherings and everyday rituals at the table. The silvery sheen, gently shifting with the light, recalls historic
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Height12.5 cm
Width14 cm
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Width14 cm
Height12.5 cm
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