Tea Infuser Art Deco, silver metal, mother-of-pearl, 1920s
446 PLN
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This 1920s tea and herb infuser exemplifies the utilitarian design of the Art Deco era. Crafted from white metal with a cool, matte silver finish, the piece features a perforated, hinged capsule for easy filling and cleaning. The straight, geometric handle is adorned with a rectangular mother-of-pearl inlay and detailed with two engraved rings at each end, secured by small metal rivets. Its proportions are harmonious, with a gently tapered neck leading to the capsule. The subtle patina and minor surface scratches attest to its authenticity and vintage origin. The infuser remains in very good condition, free from visible damage or repairs.This modest object carries the quiet voice of the 1920s: geometric precision paired with restrained ornamentation, cool metallic sheen set against the iridescent softness of mother-of-pearl. It invites a ritual of tea-making where an everyday utensil assumes a refined character. Each detail—from the understated handle embellishments to the rhythmic perforations of the capsule—tells of a time when even the smallest kitchen accessory was shaped with a sense of harmony and aesthetic purpose.The infuser could be paired with a period porcelain cup or contemporary minimalist ceramics, displayed on a wooden tray or marble countertop, where the silvery surface will catch subtle reflections of light. In a classic kitchen, it would serve as an elegant accent at a tea table, while in a modern setting, it could act as a striking counterpoint among simple, functional metal or glass accessories.
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Height3 cm
Length14.5 cm
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Length14.5 cm
Height3 cm
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