This Art Deco napkin holder, crafted in Warsaw between 1923 and 1931, is made from Polish hallmarked silver, as indicated by the woman's head in a kerchief and the silversmith's initials 'AT' stamped on the underside. The construction features a stepped, geometric silhouette, evoking the architectural motifs of the 1920s. Both the front and back panels display a scalloped, tiered outline highlighted by a delicate engraved border, while the flat base flares gently at the edges for added stability. The matte silver surface exhibits a cool, subdued tone with subtle variations resulting from natural patina and age, and a fine, slightly grainy texture characteristic of vintage silver. The design is minimalist and restrained, devoid of superfluous ornamentation or contrasting colors. Elements are seamlessly joined, with no visible screws or rivets—a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship of Warsaw silversmiths of the period. The overall condition is very good, with only minor surface marks and no significant dents or damage.This napkin holder quietly narrates the story of interwar Warsaw, when modernism and Art Deco converged in urban cafés and elegant homes. Its geometric form echoes the spirit of an era where new technology and the quest for simplicity married a keen attention to detail. The aged silver, with its authentic patina, seems to whisper of past gatherings, hushed conversations, and a culture where aesthetics and function were inextr
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Height9 cm
Width13.5 cm
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Width13.5 cm
Height9 cm
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