Der Beck – Anno MDLXVIII (1568) – Vintage Backaldrin Wall Relief An impressive vintage European decorative wall relief depicting a traditional baker at work in a historical bakery, with the inscription “Der Beck – anno MDLXVIII” (1568). The richly detailed three-dimensional composition portrays a baker removing a loaf of bread from a traditional wood-fired oven using a long wooden peel. Additional figures, architectural details and loaves of bread complete the scene, offering a charming representation of historical European baking traditions. The relief has the silver-grey metallic finish of traditional pewter, with beautifully modelled figures and pronounced sculptural depth. The reverse bears the "backaldrin" trademark, associated with the Austrian baking industry, together with the German inscriptions: - “Ges. Geschützt” – legally protected design - “Handarbeit” – handwork A decorative and unusual collectible combining traditional craftsmanship, historical imagery and European baking heritage. Details - Title: Der Beck – Anno MDLXVIII (1568) - Brand: backaldrin - Origin: Austria - Period: Likely 20th century - Material: Non-magnetic, silver-grey cast metal, possibly pewter - Dimensions 30 × 22 x 4,5 cm - Weight: Approximately 3 kg - Technique: Three-dimensional cast relief - Markings: backaldrin, Ges. Geschützt, Handarbeit - Mounting: Integrated metal hanging fitting on the reverse Condition Good vintage condition with minor surface marks, natural variations in the metallic finish and signs of age and handling, as visible in the photographs. The reverse displays an attractive marbled finish and retains its original markings and hanging fitting. An appealing decorative piece for collectors of European relief sculpture, historical craftsmanship, traditional bakery memorabilia and vintage wall art. The item will be carefully packaged for safe transportation.