LORRAIN - Dish - Silver - Art Deco solid silver
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Art Deco circular glass plate signed LORRAIN, with its original solid silver mount bearing the Minerva hallmark (950/1000), produced in Lorraine, France, circa 1925–1935, diameter 302 mm, height 37 mm, depth 37 mm, weight 1572 g, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
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Art Deco glass plate signed LORRAIN – Silver mount (Minerva hallmark) – France, circa 1930
Authentic French Art Deco circular glass plate, produced in Lorraine circa 1925–1935.
This elegant piece is crafted in pressed moulded satin-finished glass, decorated with a striking stylised floral rosette radiating from the centre, set against a geometric angular background characteristic of Lorraine Art Deco production. The composition reflects the refined balance between floral inspiration and architectural geometry typical of the period.
The plate is signed 'LORRAIN', molded directly into the glass and clearly visible on the rim, confirming its attribution.
It is fitted with its original solid silver mount, finely adorned with a beaded border and bearing the French Minerva hallmark, guaranteeing solid silver (950/1000). Such silver mounts were reserved for high-quality decorative objects during the interwar period, enhancing both aesthetic appeal and value.
Condition
Very good overall condition
No chips or cracks
Satin finish well preserved
Sharp and well-defined reliefs
Complete and stable silver mount
Minor signs of age consistent with the period.
Art Deco glass plate signed LORRAIN – Frame in solid silver (Minerve hallmark) – France, circa 1930
Authentic French Art Deco circular plate, produced in Lorraine, dating from around 1925–1935.
This elegant piece is made of pressed glass with a satin finish, decorated with a stylized floral rosette radiating from the center, set against a characteristic angular geometric background typical of Lorraine's Art Deco productions. The composition perfectly illustrates the balance sought during that period between botanical inspiration and architectural precision.
The dish bears the signature 'LORRAIN,' molded directly into the mass of the glass and visible on the rim, confirming its attribution.
It is mounted in its original setting in solid silver, finely decorated with a beaded frieze and bearing the French Minerve hallmark, guaranteeing a silver purity of 950/1000. This type of mount was reserved for high-quality decorative pieces during the interwar period, to enhance their elegance and value.
State of conservation
Very good overall condition
No shine nor crack
Well-preserved satinage
Clear and well-defined reliefs
Complete and stable mount
Light signs of use appropriate to the age of the item.
A beautiful and authentic example of French Art Deco decorative glassware, intended for demanding collectors or for a refined decorative display.
Art Deco glass plate signed LORRAIN – Silver mount (Minerva hallmark) – France, circa 1930
Authentic French Art Deco circular glass plate, produced in Lorraine circa 1925–1935.
This elegant piece is crafted in pressed moulded satin-finished glass, decorated with a striking stylised floral rosette radiating from the centre, set against a geometric angular background characteristic of Lorraine Art Deco production. The composition reflects the refined balance between floral inspiration and architectural geometry typical of the period.
The plate is signed 'LORRAIN', molded directly into the glass and clearly visible on the rim, confirming its attribution.
It is fitted with its original solid silver mount, finely adorned with a beaded border and bearing the French Minerva hallmark, guaranteeing solid silver (950/1000). Such silver mounts were reserved for high-quality decorative objects during the interwar period, enhancing both aesthetic appeal and value.
Condition
Very good overall condition
No chips or cracks
Satin finish well preserved
Sharp and well-defined reliefs
Complete and stable silver mount
Minor signs of age consistent with the period.
Art Deco glass plate signed LORRAIN – Frame in solid silver (Minerve hallmark) – France, circa 1930
Authentic French Art Deco circular plate, produced in Lorraine, dating from around 1925–1935.
This elegant piece is made of pressed glass with a satin finish, decorated with a stylized floral rosette radiating from the center, set against a characteristic angular geometric background typical of Lorraine's Art Deco productions. The composition perfectly illustrates the balance sought during that period between botanical inspiration and architectural precision.
The dish bears the signature 'LORRAIN,' molded directly into the mass of the glass and visible on the rim, confirming its attribution.
It is mounted in its original setting in solid silver, finely decorated with a beaded frieze and bearing the French Minerve hallmark, guaranteeing a silver purity of 950/1000. This type of mount was reserved for high-quality decorative pieces during the interwar period, to enhance their elegance and value.
State of conservation
Very good overall condition
No shine nor crack
Well-preserved satinage
Clear and well-defined reliefs
Complete and stable mount
Light signs of use appropriate to the age of the item.
A beautiful and authentic example of French Art Deco decorative glassware, intended for demanding collectors or for a refined decorative display.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
1572 g
Specific region of origin
Lorraine
Title additional information
Art Deco solid silver
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
France
Manufacturer/ Brand
LORRAIN
Material
Silver
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
37 mm
Width
302 mm
Diameter
302 mm
Depth
37 mm
Estimated Period
1920-1930
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