Art Krupp Berndorf - Tray - Oval Tray - massive silver metal

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Oval tray in heavy silver-plated metal, made by Art Krupp Berndorf in Austria, dating from 1890–1910 in the Art Nouveau style, weighing 1.4 kg with dimensions 42.5 cm x 28 cm x 3 cm, in good used condition with light signs of wear.

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Imposing and robust oval tray made by the famous Art. Krupp Berndorf manufactory. This specimen stands out for the material's thickness and the build quality typical of the 'Alpacca' or 'Silver Plate' production destined for grand hotels and luxury cruise lines of the last century.

The Krupp Berndorf brand is synonymous with Austrian excellence. Founded in the mid-1800s, the Berndorf factory became famous worldwide under the leadership of Arthur Krupp. The bear symbol (the Berndorf Bear) was introduced to distinguish high-quality products. Objects bearing the 'Art. Krupp' mark were favorites of the Austrian Imperial Court and were chosen for their indestructibility and timeless design.

The tray is an authentic piece with a splendid patina of time:

Front: It presents a maintained shine with light signs of surface use that attest to its originality.

Back: As visible in the photo, the base shows signs of 'lived through' wear (scratches and micro-scratches from rubbing) due to resting on hard surfaces over the decades. These marks do not compromise the piece's sturdiness, but tell its story.

Punching/marking: Bearing the prestigious mark clearly visible on the back—the central mark with the bear, the inscription 'Art. Krupp Berndorf' and the serial numbers (56 and 3), a guarantee of authenticity and superior quality of the heavy galvanic silvering.

Producer: Art. Krupp Berndorf

Shape: Oval with smooth edge

Weight: 1.4 kg - Solid (a substantial piece, not a light sheet)

Era: Late 19th / Early 20th Century

Length: 42.5 cm

Width: 28 cm

Height: 3 cm

Imposing and robust oval tray made by the famous Art. Krupp Berndorf manufactory. This specimen stands out for the material's thickness and the build quality typical of the 'Alpacca' or 'Silver Plate' production destined for grand hotels and luxury cruise lines of the last century.

The Krupp Berndorf brand is synonymous with Austrian excellence. Founded in the mid-1800s, the Berndorf factory became famous worldwide under the leadership of Arthur Krupp. The bear symbol (the Berndorf Bear) was introduced to distinguish high-quality products. Objects bearing the 'Art. Krupp' mark were favorites of the Austrian Imperial Court and were chosen for their indestructibility and timeless design.

The tray is an authentic piece with a splendid patina of time:

Front: It presents a maintained shine with light signs of surface use that attest to its originality.

Back: As visible in the photo, the base shows signs of 'lived through' wear (scratches and micro-scratches from rubbing) due to resting on hard surfaces over the decades. These marks do not compromise the piece's sturdiness, but tell its story.

Punching/marking: Bearing the prestigious mark clearly visible on the back—the central mark with the bear, the inscription 'Art. Krupp Berndorf' and the serial numbers (56 and 3), a guarantee of authenticity and superior quality of the heavy galvanic silvering.

Producer: Art. Krupp Berndorf

Shape: Oval with smooth edge

Weight: 1.4 kg - Solid (a substantial piece, not a light sheet)

Era: Late 19th / Early 20th Century

Length: 42.5 cm

Width: 28 cm

Height: 3 cm

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
1.4 kg
Over 200 years old
No
Material
massive silver metal
Manufacturer/ Brand
Art Krupp Berndorf
Model
Oval Tray
Country of Origin
Austria
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
3 cm
Width
42.5 cm
Depth
28 cm
Estimated period
1890-1910
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Objects sold
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