This serving dish from the WMF 'Baroque' collection, produced in Germany during the 1960s, combines the robust presence of a Cromargan 18/10 stainless steel base with the decorative flair of heavy, cut crystal glass. The construction features a rectangular form with gently rounded corners; the stainless steel, polished to a mirror finish, contrasts with black, baroque-inspired ornamental scrollwork along the rim. The crystal insert, thick and clear, is adorned with a diamond motif on the edge and a starburst pattern at the center, enhancing the interplay of light across both materials. The piece is preserved in its original gold-and-brown WMF box and is in excellent condition—no visible scratches, chips, or signs of use on either the metal or the glass, with all components authentic and original.This tray echoes the voice of the 1960s, marrying modernist functionality with decorative gestures borrowed from earlier eras. The steel base speaks of precision and a pursuit of durability, while the black baroque scrolls add a touch of theatricality—as if reminding us that even in mid-century design, ornamentation has its rightful place. The crystal insert catches and scatters light across the table, like fleeting reflections of the past, inviting a sense of ritual to everyday serving moments.The dish would suit a dining table or a console in the living room, where it could be paired with classic porcelain, silver flatware, or minimalist white ceramics. It brings a strong accent to mid-century modern interiors, and would also find its place in eclectic or classical settings, where the contrast between clean lines and
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Height4 cm
Width14.8 cm
Length20 cm
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Length20 cm
Height4 cm
Width14.8 cm
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