Orivit - Coffee and tea service (3) - Tin - Orivit, Germany

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Magnificent antique tea and coffee service in Art Nouveau (Modern) style, made by the famous German manufacturer Orivit around 1900. Founded at the end of the 19th century in Cologne, the Orivit house became one of the leading makers of decorative objects of the Art Nouveau era and gained international recognition thanks to the exceptional quality of its craftsmanship and its refined aesthetics. Today, Orivit pieces are present in museum collections around the world.

This elegant set comprises three pieces:
• coffee pot — height 21 cm (capacity over 1 L)
• teapot — height 13 cm (capacity about 750 ml)
• sugar bowl — height 9 cm, 13 × 9 cm

The service is made of silver-plated pewter and is distinguished by fluid, organic lines, characteristic of Art Nouveau aesthetics. The spouts of the teapot and the coffee pot are shaped like open beaks, while the entire surface is decorated with flowing lines representing tulips. The silvering is not applied over the entire surface, which adds a particular aesthetic effect.

The teapot and the coffee pot bear the “Orivit” mark as well as model number 2098, while the sugar bowl bears the “Orivit” mark and model number 2100 (different number, possibly due to a gilded interior).

Excellent overall condition — some signs of wear and age-related stains. The set is in good general condition for its age: without cracks, with a beautiful natural patina and excellent decorative appeal. The interiors of all pieces are in good condition. A rare and elegant set, which will make a lovely addition to a collection of Art Nouveau-style objects or a refined decorative piece for an interior.

Magnificent antique tea and coffee service in Art Nouveau (Modern) style, made by the famous German manufacturer Orivit around 1900. Founded at the end of the 19th century in Cologne, the Orivit house became one of the leading makers of decorative objects of the Art Nouveau era and gained international recognition thanks to the exceptional quality of its craftsmanship and its refined aesthetics. Today, Orivit pieces are present in museum collections around the world.

This elegant set comprises three pieces:
• coffee pot — height 21 cm (capacity over 1 L)
• teapot — height 13 cm (capacity about 750 ml)
• sugar bowl — height 9 cm, 13 × 9 cm

The service is made of silver-plated pewter and is distinguished by fluid, organic lines, characteristic of Art Nouveau aesthetics. The spouts of the teapot and the coffee pot are shaped like open beaks, while the entire surface is decorated with flowing lines representing tulips. The silvering is not applied over the entire surface, which adds a particular aesthetic effect.

The teapot and the coffee pot bear the “Orivit” mark as well as model number 2098, while the sugar bowl bears the “Orivit” mark and model number 2100 (different number, possibly due to a gilded interior).

Excellent overall condition — some signs of wear and age-related stains. The set is in good general condition for its age: without cracks, with a beautiful natural patina and excellent decorative appeal. The interiors of all pieces are in good condition. A rare and elegant set, which will make a lovely addition to a collection of Art Nouveau-style objects or a refined decorative piece for an interior.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
2 kg
Title additional information
Orivit, Germany
Number of objects
3
Country of origin
Germany
Manufacturer/brand
Orivit
Material
Tin
Style
Modern
Colour
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
30 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
30 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910, 1910-1920
FranceVerified
51
Objects sold
Private

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