Serving spatula, golden bronze, Austria, 19th century
484 PLN
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This antique serving spatula, dating to circa 1890, exemplifies late 19th-century Austrian craftsmanship. Crafted entirely from bronze, it features elongated, classical proportions—a rectangular blade measuring 32 cm in length and 8.5 cm in width, paired with a robust, compact handle. The surface is adorned with a symmetrical engraved motif reminiscent of a sunburst or stylized floral pattern, highlighting neoclassical influences typical of historicism at the time. The turned handle displays multiple rings and grooves, ending in a rounded finial, and is attached to the blade with a visible rivet, emphasizing its handcrafted origin. The bronze has a warm, medium-gold tone with a matte, satin finish, while the engraving lines are crisp and precise. The spatula is preserved in very good condition, showing only minor patina and subtle signs of age, without visible damage or restoration.The form of this spatula seems to tell the story of an era when the dining table was a stage for daily rituals. Its decorative engraving alludes to order and symmetry cherished during the age of historicism, while the warm bronze surface evokes the atmosphere of late 19th-century bourgeois interiors. The turned handle and balanced lines suggest an object designed to please both hand and eye, elevating the act of serving. Though utilitarian in purpose, the spatula carries with it a sense of tradition and attention to detail seldom found in contemporary utensils.This type of piece could be used as a refined accent when serving cakes, breads, or appetizers in a classic dining setting or on an elegant buffet. It would pair well with porcelain dinner
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Height8.5 cm
Length32 cm
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Length32 cm
Height8.5 cm
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