Gy. Schmidt - Candlestick - Pest 1900

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Inés Fernández
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Estimate  € 240 - € 270
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Description from the seller

Miniature candlestick, Pest, early 20th century.
Made of 800 silver, with Hungarian dog’s head hallmark and maker’s mark.
Crafted by Gyula Schmidt, the renowned Pest silversmith active between 1882 and 1928.
Height 7.2 cm, base diameter 3.3 cm, weight 22.8 grams.
An extremely rare and special piece, remarkable for its unusually small size,
making it a true collector’s curiosity.
It holds significant collector’s value, especially for admirers of Schmidt’s work.
The item is preserved in excellent condition.

Miniature candlestick, Pest, early 20th century.
Made of 800 silver, with Hungarian dog’s head hallmark and maker’s mark.
Crafted by Gyula Schmidt, the renowned Pest silversmith active between 1882 and 1928.
Height 7.2 cm, base diameter 3.3 cm, weight 22.8 grams.
An extremely rare and special piece, remarkable for its unusually small size,
making it a true collector’s curiosity.
It holds significant collector’s value, especially for admirers of Schmidt’s work.
The item is preserved in excellent condition.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Hungary
Material
Pest 1900
Designer/artist/maker
Gy. Schmidt
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
7.2 cm
Width
3.3 cm
Depth
3.3 cm
Estimated period
1900
Sold by
HungaryVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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