Key, Art Nouveau, silver-plated brass, Poland, 1920s.
160 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 11278
This Polish Art Nouveau key from the 1920s is crafted from brass and finished with a layer of silver plating, giving it a cool, subtly matte sheen. The decorative head features a finely pierced, symmetrical design with rounded motifs and small protrusions, characteristic of late Secession style. The shaft is straight, smooth, and gently tapers, ending in a simple functional bit. Delicate, ring-like details accentuate the transition between the head and the shaft. The overall proportions are harmonious, with the ornate head providing a striking counterpoint to the utilitarian simplicity of the body. The surface remains smooth, free from visible signs of wear or tarnishing, and the key is preserved in good condition, with no evidence of restoration or repair.This key evokes the era when even everyday objects were crafted with artistic care. Its openwork head, with flowing lines, recalls a time when the Art Nouveau movement inspired Polish artisans to create utilitarian objects of refined form. The cool gleam of silvered brass catches and diffuses light in a way typical of decorative accessories from the early twentieth century, while the intricate openwork pattern invites close observation and appreciation for detail.Such a key may be displayed in an antique cabinet or placed on a rustic tray among other collectibles, highlighting its sculptural quality. It could serve as an unusual decorative accent on a bookshelf in a vintage-inspired living room. Consider pairing it with porcelain, pressed glass, or dark wood to enhance its historical character; it would also suit an interior styled as an old collector's cabinet or library.
DIMENSION
Height8 cm
Depth2 cm
Width3 cm
Dimension details
Width3 cm
Height8 cm
Depth2 cm
Weight0.1 kg
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