Soup ladle, Scandinavian functionalism, silver-plated brass, Denmark, early 20th c.
500 PLN
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This early 20th-century Danish soup ladle exemplifies Scandinavian functionalism at the dawn of modernism. Crafted from brass with a silver-plated finish, it presents a warm, muted silver tone with subtle golden undertones, especially where natural patina has developed. The surface combines matte areas with a gentle sheen, while the bowl shows minor discolorations and fine scratches typical of aged, silver-plated metal. The handle is elongated and slender, seamlessly tapering into a rounded, slightly flared end, and is adorned with a linear engraved motif that concludes in a delicate border. The deep, capacious bowl—softly organic in shape—merges harmoniously with the handle, creating balanced proportions and robust construction. There are no visible modern repairs; the piece remains in very good condition, with authentic signs of age and use.The ladle conveys the spirit of early 20th-century Scandinavia, when functionalism emphasized restraint and the inherent quality of materials. The understated engraving and subdued surface evoke scenes of family gatherings around the table, where even utilitarian objects were shaped by the hand of skilled artisans. This vessel seems to whisper of bygone rituals, of candlelight softly reflected off silvered metal, and of an era when beauty resided in simplicity and function.The ladle may be incorporated into a classic dining setting, complementing porcelain or hand-painted earthenware, or serve as a distinctive accent on modern tables—paired with minimalist stoneware or glass—for an added sense of historic refinement. It
DIMENSION
Height30 cm
Depth10 cm
Width15 cm
Dimension details
Width15 cm
Height30 cm
Depth10 cm
Weight0.5 kg
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