Decorative Rose, Art Nouveau, golden, brass, Poland, 1920s
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This hand-forged rose, crafted in Poland during the 1920s using the metalworking technique, is made of copper and brass and reflects the natural proportions of a real flower. The meticulously shaped bud features overlapping petals with subtly darkened edges, while the slender, gently curved stem is adorned with three individually detailed leaves, each chased and hammered to mimic the natural veining of rose foliage. The dominant warm, antique gold tone is finished in a muted, satin-matte sheen, accentuated by a uniform patina that testifies to the passage of time. The object’s proportions (length 13 cm, width 7.5 cm, height 4 cm) preserve the delicate scale of an authentic bloom, with all elements solidly joined and no evidence of repairs or damage. Condition: excellent, with a consistent patina and no visible flaws. This rose speaks in the voice of the interwar period, when decorative arts drew inspiration from nature and the artistry of the hand. The flowing, organic lines and naturalistic detail of the petals evoke the spirit of Art Nouveau – an era that valued the uniqueness of objects and the subtlety of material. The mellowed brass and copper patina, along with the gently shadowed petal edges, quietly underline the authenticity and history of this petite object. Though modest in scale, it stands as a symbolic witness to bygone decades, preserving the memory of
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Height4 cm
Depth13 cm
Width7 cm
Dimension details
Width7 cm
Height4 cm
Depth13 cm
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