Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c.
Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c. - 32328
Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c. - 32329
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Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c. - 32331
Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c. - 32332
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Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c. - 32334
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Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c.

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This early 20th-century toothpick holder exemplifies refined Secessionist craftsmanship from Western Europe. Its construction features an openwork pewter frame with a subtly matte, silvery-grey finish, characteristic of Vienna Secession style. Organic, stylized plant motifs—fluid, symmetrical lines and floral ornaments inspired by lilies and irises—form a harmonious pattern supported by four short, decorative legs. The clear, faceted glass insert provides a bright contrast to the matte metal, reflecting light and adding a sense of lightness. The holder is elongated and low in profile, with a central notch in the glass insert for easy access to its contents. The condition is excellent: no chips, cracks, or signs of wear, and the pewter’s even patina attests to careful preservation. The delicate shape of this small object recalls the fin-de-siècle era—a time when even everyday items were treated as miniature sculptures. The pewter’s openwork seems to tell a story of botanical motifs winding around the glass, reminiscent of the graceful lines on Vienna’s Art Nouveau facades. The glass insert catches and scatters light gently, evoking a pause—an invitation to reach for a toothpick at a refined gathering. Silent yet expressive, this piece reflects the period’s appreciation for everyday beauty and the value of artisanal skill. It could be displayed on a classic walnut or mahogany console, accentuating a collector’s arrangement in a Secessionist or eclectic living space. The holder pairs well with art glass, porcelain trinkets, or silver accessories from the turn of the century. Placing it on a mirrored tray or glass shelf allows light to play across the facets and openwork details. It may also serve as an unexpected accent on a dining
DIMENSION
Height4 cm
Depth10 cm
Toothpick Stand, Vienna Secession, silver pewter, clear glass, Western Europe, early 20th c. - DIMENSION
Width3 cm
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  • Width3 cm
  • Height4 cm
  • Depth10 cm
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