Mortar and pestle (2) - Brass - Screws with stampers





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Set of 2 brass-coloured cast-metal replica mortars with pestles, estimated period 1960–1970.
Description from the seller
Set of 2 replica mortars with pestles – model 1825 – bronze-colored metal – Western Europe – ca. 1960–1980
Description
Decorative lot consisting of two cast replica mortars with corresponding pestles, manufactured according to historical European mortar models.
The main object is the largest mortar, recognizable by the prominently relief-embossed year "1825". It has a robust cylindrical shape, a broadly flared upper rim, multiple profiled bands, and two rectangular handles.
The year 1825 refers explicitly to the model/decor and not to the actual year of production. The mortar is a later 20th-century reproduction based on a historical example.
The second, smaller mortar has a more pronounced decorative execution. The wall features several horizontal bands with stylized relief ornamentation and curved handles on both sides. This specimen is also a replica of an older mortar model.
Both pieces are complete with their own pestle. The difference in size and decoration makes the two mortars appealing for a joint display.
Specifications
Object: set of 2 mortars with 2 pestles
Number of parts: 4
Main object: mortar with year "1825"
Type: replicas of historical models
Material: bronze-colored cast metal
Technique: cast, with relief decoration
Estimated production period: ca. 1960–1980
Country of origin: presumably Western Europe
Inscription on main object: 1825
Style: historicizing / based on 19th-century example
Dimensions main object
Mortar with "1825":
Height: ca. 10 cm
Width: ca. 13 cm
Depth: ca. 10.5 cm
The smaller mortar has different, smaller dimensions, as visible in the photos.
Condition
Both mortars are in good used vintage condition, with normal surface, usage and aging traces appropriate to the estimated period.
The bronze-colored surfaces show localized patina and slight color variations. Based on the available photos, there are no obvious cracks or major damage. Both pestles are present.
The photos are an integral part of the description and give an accurate impression of execution, patina, size, and condition.
Set of 2 replica mortars with pestles – model 1825 – bronze-colored metal – Western Europe – ca. 1960–1980
Description
Decorative lot consisting of two cast replica mortars with corresponding pestles, manufactured according to historical European mortar models.
The main object is the largest mortar, recognizable by the prominently relief-embossed year "1825". It has a robust cylindrical shape, a broadly flared upper rim, multiple profiled bands, and two rectangular handles.
The year 1825 refers explicitly to the model/decor and not to the actual year of production. The mortar is a later 20th-century reproduction based on a historical example.
The second, smaller mortar has a more pronounced decorative execution. The wall features several horizontal bands with stylized relief ornamentation and curved handles on both sides. This specimen is also a replica of an older mortar model.
Both pieces are complete with their own pestle. The difference in size and decoration makes the two mortars appealing for a joint display.
Specifications
Object: set of 2 mortars with 2 pestles
Number of parts: 4
Main object: mortar with year "1825"
Type: replicas of historical models
Material: bronze-colored cast metal
Technique: cast, with relief decoration
Estimated production period: ca. 1960–1980
Country of origin: presumably Western Europe
Inscription on main object: 1825
Style: historicizing / based on 19th-century example
Dimensions main object
Mortar with "1825":
Height: ca. 10 cm
Width: ca. 13 cm
Depth: ca. 10.5 cm
The smaller mortar has different, smaller dimensions, as visible in the photos.
Condition
Both mortars are in good used vintage condition, with normal surface, usage and aging traces appropriate to the estimated period.
The bronze-colored surfaces show localized patina and slight color variations. Based on the available photos, there are no obvious cracks or major damage. Both pestles are present.
The photos are an integral part of the description and give an accurate impression of execution, patina, size, and condition.

