Art Déco Set per toletta - Argento
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Set beauty inglese a cinque pezzi attribuito a William Comyns & Sons, Londra, circa anni 1920–1930, in argento con smalti Guilloché azzurro cielo e cristallo intagliato, composto da specchio da toeletta, due pennelli, accessorio rettangolare e vaso in cristallo con coperchio smaltato, in buone condizioni con piccoli segni del tempo.
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An exquisite English vanity set attributed to the prestigious London silversmiths William Comyns & Sons, a renowned name in British silver craftsmanship with a distinguished heritage dating back to 1859.
This elegant five-piece set comprises a hand mirror, two brushes, a rectangular accessory and a beautifully cut crystal jar with a matching enamelled lid.
Each piece is adorned with delicate sky-blue translucent Guilloché enamel, showcasing intricate geometric engine-turned patterns beneath the enamel surface, creating remarkable depth, luminosity and reflections.
The finely detailed floral motifs, ornate central medallions and elegant silver borders reflect the sophisticated taste and refinement of early 20th-century English luxury, combining classical decorative traditions with the elegance of the Art Deco period.
A Legacy of British Silversmithing
The prestigious history of William Comyns began in 1859, when the founder acquired the business of Robert Tagg, a craftsman associated with the celebrated royal goldsmiths Rundell, Bridge & Co.
In 1885, William's sons Charles and Richard joined the family business, further establishing its reputation for exceptional silverware and finely crafted luxury objects.
The firm continued to flourish throughout the early 20th century, becoming William Comyns & Sons Ltd. in 1930 under the direction of R. H. Comyns.
A beautiful example of traditional English luxury, combining the timeless appeal of sterling silver, the delicate brilliance of blue Guilloché enamel and the heritage of one of London's most distinguished silversmithing houses.
An elegant and highly decorative collector's piece, equally suited to a sophisticated dressing table or a curated collection of antique silver.
Details
Maker: Attributed to William Comyns & Sons, London
Period: Circa 1920s–1930s
Origin: England
Materials: Silver, translucent Guilloché enamel and cut crystal
Colour: Sky blue
Set: Five matching pieces
Style: Early 20th century / Art Deco
A refined expression of British craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
An exquisite English vanity set attributed to the prestigious London silversmiths William Comyns & Sons, a renowned name in British silver craftsmanship with a distinguished heritage dating back to 1859.
This elegant five-piece set comprises a hand mirror, two brushes, a rectangular accessory and a beautifully cut crystal jar with a matching enamelled lid.
Each piece is adorned with delicate sky-blue translucent Guilloché enamel, showcasing intricate geometric engine-turned patterns beneath the enamel surface, creating remarkable depth, luminosity and reflections.
The finely detailed floral motifs, ornate central medallions and elegant silver borders reflect the sophisticated taste and refinement of early 20th-century English luxury, combining classical decorative traditions with the elegance of the Art Deco period.
A Legacy of British Silversmithing
The prestigious history of William Comyns began in 1859, when the founder acquired the business of Robert Tagg, a craftsman associated with the celebrated royal goldsmiths Rundell, Bridge & Co.
In 1885, William's sons Charles and Richard joined the family business, further establishing its reputation for exceptional silverware and finely crafted luxury objects.
The firm continued to flourish throughout the early 20th century, becoming William Comyns & Sons Ltd. in 1930 under the direction of R. H. Comyns.
A beautiful example of traditional English luxury, combining the timeless appeal of sterling silver, the delicate brilliance of blue Guilloché enamel and the heritage of one of London's most distinguished silversmithing houses.
An elegant and highly decorative collector's piece, equally suited to a sophisticated dressing table or a curated collection of antique silver.
Details
Maker: Attributed to William Comyns & Sons, London
Period: Circa 1920s–1930s
Origin: England
Materials: Silver, translucent Guilloché enamel and cut crystal
Colour: Sky blue
Set: Five matching pieces
Style: Early 20th century / Art Deco
A refined expression of British craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
Dettagli
Epoca
1900-2000
Peso lordo
1 g
Style
Art Déco
Materiale
Argento
Paese d’origine
Regno Unito
Designer / Artista / Creatore
Richard Comyns
Condizione
In buone condizioni - usato, con piccoli segni dell’età e macchie.
Altezza
30 cm
Larghezza
25 cm
Profondità
4 cm
Periodo stimato
1927
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