Serving tray - Jugendstil -1890s -50,5x32cm - Teak
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Hand-carved Teak serving tray in Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) style, dating to 1900–1910, made of solid teak wood in Germany, with dimensions 50.5 × 32 × 3 cm and in excellent condition.
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Beautifully Hand-Carved Jugendstil Teak Serving Tray
In Excellent Condition – No Reserve
A beautifully hand-carved dark wooden serving tray in authentic Jugendstil style, dating from the early 20th century.
Crafted from solid teak wood with superb floral and geometric ornamentation, this tray shows the refined craftsmanship typical of the Asian colonies (likely Indonesia or Ceylon) where such decorative household items were produced for the Dutch and German markets around 1890–1910.
The design reflects the organic yet symmetrical aesthetic that defined the Jugendstil movement, emphasizing nature-inspired motifs and masterful hand carving. The detailed rosettes and fan-carved patterns catch the light wonderfully, highlighting the warm dark tones of the polished teak surface.
Dimensions: 55,5 x 32 cm
Material: Dark Teak wood
Condition: In excellent pre-loved condition, no discoloration, solid joints, waxed and polished, ready for use or display.
A true eye-catcher in your home or office — both decorative and functional, representing the craftsmanship of the colonial era.
Seller's Story
We are a passionate team of skilled collectors dedicated to sourcing truly unique and rare vintage pieces. On Catawiki, we showcase only our finest finds. Carefully curated, lovingly selected, and offered with the lowest possible shipping rates as a service to our buyers.
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Beautifully Hand-Carved Jugendstil Teak Serving Tray
In Excellent Condition – No Reserve
A beautifully hand-carved dark wooden serving tray in authentic Jugendstil style, dating from the early 20th century.
Crafted from solid teak wood with superb floral and geometric ornamentation, this tray shows the refined craftsmanship typical of the Asian colonies (likely Indonesia or Ceylon) where such decorative household items were produced for the Dutch and German markets around 1890–1910.
The design reflects the organic yet symmetrical aesthetic that defined the Jugendstil movement, emphasizing nature-inspired motifs and masterful hand carving. The detailed rosettes and fan-carved patterns catch the light wonderfully, highlighting the warm dark tones of the polished teak surface.
Dimensions: 55,5 x 32 cm
Material: Dark Teak wood
Condition: In excellent pre-loved condition, no discoloration, solid joints, waxed and polished, ready for use or display.
A true eye-catcher in your home or office — both decorative and functional, representing the craftsmanship of the colonial era.
Seller's Story
We are a passionate team of skilled collectors dedicated to sourcing truly unique and rare vintage pieces. On Catawiki, we showcase only our finest finds. Carefully curated, lovingly selected, and offered with the lowest possible shipping rates as a service to our buyers.
Every item is professionally packed the very next day and shipped via registered mail for a safe and reliable delivery.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We are always happy to help.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Jugendstil
Wood type
Teak
Material
Wood
Model
Jugendstil -1890s -50,5x32cm
Country of Origin
Germany
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
50.5 cm
Width
32 cm
Depth
3 cm
Estimated Period
1900-1910
