Kayserzinn - Hugo Leven - Candelabrum Model 4486 - Jugendstil - 1901 - Pewter

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Rare Hugo Leven for Kayserzinn Art Nouveau five-light candelabra, Model 4486, Germany, circa 1901–1903, in pewter, height 48.5 cm, width 36 cm, depth 36 cm, weight 2.75 kg, in excellent condition.

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Rare Hugo Leven for Kayserzinn Art Nouveau Five-Light Candelabra – Model 4486 – Germany, c. 1901–1903

A magnificent and rare original Art Nouveau / Jugendstil five-light candelabra, designed by renowned German sculptor and designer Hugo Leven (1874–1956) and produced by J. P. Kayser & Sohn (Kayserzinn) in Germany.

The sculptural design is characterised by four elegantly sweeping arms surrounding a raised central candle socket. The cast pewter body is richly decorated with delicate floral and foliage reliefs, including stylised blossoms and leaves, while the pierced construction and flowing organic lines are quintessentially Jugendstil.

The underside bears the highly important original oval KAYSERZINN factory mark and model number 4486, confirming the attribution. The model is documented in the Kayserzinn literature and has appeared at major European auction houses.

The five candle sockets feature removable drip trays/inserts, as originally designed. The substantial size and impressive sculptural presence make this a particularly desirable example for collectors of Hugo Leven, Kayserzinn and German Jugendstil.

Details
Designer: Hugo Leven
Manufacturer: J. P. Kayser & Sohn / Kayserzinn
Model: 4486
Period: circa 1901–1903
Style: Art Nouveau / Jugendstil
Material: Kayserzinn pewter
Height: approx. 48.5 cm
Width: approx. 36 cm
Depth: approx. 36 cm
Base: approx. 15.5 × 15.5 cm
Weight: approx. 2.75 kg
Mark: KAYSERZINN 4486, impressed oval factory mark

Condition: Very good antique condition with an attractive aged patina and minor signs of age and use consistent with its circa 120-year history. The original structure and decorative details remain exceptionally well preserved.

A rare and highly collectible Hugo Leven / Kayserzinn model, with excellent proportions and a striking sculptural Jugendstil design.

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.

Rare Hugo Leven for Kayserzinn Art Nouveau Five-Light Candelabra – Model 4486 – Germany, c. 1901–1903

A magnificent and rare original Art Nouveau / Jugendstil five-light candelabra, designed by renowned German sculptor and designer Hugo Leven (1874–1956) and produced by J. P. Kayser & Sohn (Kayserzinn) in Germany.

The sculptural design is characterised by four elegantly sweeping arms surrounding a raised central candle socket. The cast pewter body is richly decorated with delicate floral and foliage reliefs, including stylised blossoms and leaves, while the pierced construction and flowing organic lines are quintessentially Jugendstil.

The underside bears the highly important original oval KAYSERZINN factory mark and model number 4486, confirming the attribution. The model is documented in the Kayserzinn literature and has appeared at major European auction houses.

The five candle sockets feature removable drip trays/inserts, as originally designed. The substantial size and impressive sculptural presence make this a particularly desirable example for collectors of Hugo Leven, Kayserzinn and German Jugendstil.

Details
Designer: Hugo Leven
Manufacturer: J. P. Kayser & Sohn / Kayserzinn
Model: 4486
Period: circa 1901–1903
Style: Art Nouveau / Jugendstil
Material: Kayserzinn pewter
Height: approx. 48.5 cm
Width: approx. 36 cm
Depth: approx. 36 cm
Base: approx. 15.5 × 15.5 cm
Weight: approx. 2.75 kg
Mark: KAYSERZINN 4486, impressed oval factory mark

Condition: Very good antique condition with an attractive aged patina and minor signs of age and use consistent with its circa 120-year history. The original structure and decorative details remain exceptionally well preserved.

A rare and highly collectible Hugo Leven / Kayserzinn model, with excellent proportions and a striking sculptural Jugendstil design.

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
Manufacturer/brand
Kayserzinn
Weight
2.75 kg
Style subtype
Jugendstil
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Pewter
Designer/artist/maker
Hugo Leven
Model
Model 4486 - Jugendstil - 1901
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
48.5 cm
Width
36 cm
Depth
36 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
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