Jug, Art Nouveau, transparent crystal, J.P. Kayser Sohne, Germany, early 20th c.
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This crystal water or wine jug, produced circa 1910 by J.P. Kayser Sohne in Krefeld, Germany, reflects the transition between Art Nouveau and early Art Deco. The tall, subtly conical body is crafted from clear, high-quality crystal glass, richly decorated with geometric and floral cut patterns that create striking prismatic reflections. The faceted surface gives the jug a pronounced, three-dimensional texture. The upper fittings – including an elongated, angular handle, hinged lid with a small thumb lever, and a collar around the spout – are made of silver-plated white brass with a lustrous, polished finish. The form embodies a dialogue between geometric precision and organic lines characteristic of German Jugendstil. The jug is preserved in very good condition; the glass shows no chips or cracks, and the metal mounts display only gentle patina and natural signs of age. This vessel echoes the voice of German Art Nouveau – narrating a story of craftsmanship and artistic boldness from the dawn of the 20th century. The geometric cuts compose a mosaic of light, shimmering like a lake’s surface on a summer afternoon. The metallic fittings, with their sharp lines and sheen, speak of the elegance of period salons, where precision met creative vision. The jug’s
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Height26 cm
Width10 cm
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Width10 cm
Height26 cm
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