This openwork glass holder was crafted in the second half of the 19th century in the Bracia Buch workshop in Warsaw, one of the most renowned silver-plating manufactories of its era. Made from silver-plated brass, it features a harmonious cylindrical body adorned with a repeating, vertical pattern of stylized plant motifs. The dominant color is a warm, gently patinated silver with subtle golden highlights typical of plated brass. The semi-matte finish underscores its authentic antique character, while the elegantly curved handle, attached at the rim and base, completes the composition. The construction is solid, with precise soldered joints and a smooth texture, where the recessed areas of the pattern reveal a delicate graininess. The overall condition is very good, with all original elements preserved and no visible damage.This holder quietly evokes the spirit of 19th-century Warsaw—a period when craftsmanship was a mark of prestige and silver-plating artistry was woven into the daily ritual of tea and coffee. Its form recalls refined parlors, where beverages were served with meticulous attention to detail, and the openwork ornament seems to whisper of elegant social gatherings and urban sophistication. The gentle signs of age on the surface are a discreet accent of bygone eras, still resonant in both material and motif.The Bracia Buch glass holder can be displayed on a classic tray of polished wood or marble, creating a subtle pairing with porcelain tableware or simple glassware. It sits comfortably in collector-oriented arrangements referencing 19th-century historicism, as well as in eclectic interiors where traditional accessories are contrasted with contemporary elements. It may be
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Height8.5 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height8.5 cm
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