Tankard - .800 silver






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A German silver-mounted cut-crystal jug in .800 silver, dating from 1900–1910, measuring 25 cm high and 27 cm wide, with a total weight of 2,640 g.
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This type of wine or water jug, made of cut crystal glass with elaborate silver mounts, was produced mainly in Germany in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Renowned silver manufacturers such as Bruckmann & Söhne and WMF combined the finest craftsmanship with cut crystal to create luxurious table centerpieces for affluent households. The Rococo ornamentation with floral motifs and the elaborate lid design reflect the taste of the Belle Époque. The 800 silver hallmark confirms the German origin and high quality of the silver used.
Such ornate jugs are highly sought after by collectors of antique table silver and crystal glass, particularly in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. They are prized for their exceptional craftsmanship, the combination of two fine materials, and their decorative appeal. Enthusiasts of historical table culture and Art Nouveau collectors specifically seek out such impressive pieces, which embody the splendor of bygone eras. The complete jug weighs 2,640 grams in total, including the crystal glass and silver,
This type of wine or water jug, made of cut crystal glass with elaborate silver mounts, was produced mainly in Germany in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Renowned silver manufacturers such as Bruckmann & Söhne and WMF combined the finest craftsmanship with cut crystal to create luxurious table centerpieces for affluent households. The Rococo ornamentation with floral motifs and the elaborate lid design reflect the taste of the Belle Époque. The 800 silver hallmark confirms the German origin and high quality of the silver used.
Such ornate jugs are highly sought after by collectors of antique table silver and crystal glass, particularly in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. They are prized for their exceptional craftsmanship, the combination of two fine materials, and their decorative appeal. Enthusiasts of historical table culture and Art Nouveau collectors specifically seek out such impressive pieces, which embody the splendor of bygone eras. The complete jug weighs 2,640 grams in total, including the crystal glass and silver,
