Otto Wolter - Taca - Srebro pr. 800






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Duża, owalna, srebrna taca do serwowania autorstwa Otto Woltera z Schwäbisch Gmünd w Niemczech, wykonana ze srebra próby 800, ciężka 1467 g, wymiary 52,5 cm szerokości, 38 cm głębokości i około 1 cm wysokości, bord o delikatnie falowanym kształcie w stylu Chippendale oraz rim z motywem papirusowym, na spodzie niemieckie stemple; półksiężyc z koroną i znak warsztatu Otto Wolter, w bardzo dobrym stanie antycznym z drobnymi zarysowaniami i patyną, dołączone świadectwo autentyczności i historia oceny Galerii J w Łodzi.
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Large silver serving tray made by Otto Wolter in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, between 1920 and 1930.
The tray is made of solid 800 silver and weighs 1,467 grams. It has an oval shape with a gently scalloped outline, characteristic of the Chippendale style.
The central surface is smooth and slightly recessed, surrounded by a narrow raised rim decorated with a papyrus-inspired pattern. The shaped edge features subtle ribs extending towards the centre of the tray.
The underside bears German silver hallmarks, including the crescent and crown, the 800 silver standard and the maker's mark of Otto Wolter, whose workshop was established in Schwäbisch Gmünd in 1875.
The tray measures 52.5 cm in width, 38 cm in depth and approximately 1 cm in height.
It is preserved in very good antique condition, with natural signs of age and use, including light surface scratches and some patina.
The tray comes from a private family collection and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and a historical assessment issued by Galeria J in Łódź, Poland.
Large silver serving tray made by Otto Wolter in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, between 1920 and 1930.
The tray is made of solid 800 silver and weighs 1,467 grams. It has an oval shape with a gently scalloped outline, characteristic of the Chippendale style.
The central surface is smooth and slightly recessed, surrounded by a narrow raised rim decorated with a papyrus-inspired pattern. The shaped edge features subtle ribs extending towards the centre of the tray.
The underside bears German silver hallmarks, including the crescent and crown, the 800 silver standard and the maker's mark of Otto Wolter, whose workshop was established in Schwäbisch Gmünd in 1875.
The tray measures 52.5 cm in width, 38 cm in depth and approximately 1 cm in height.
It is preserved in very good antique condition, with natural signs of age and use, including light surface scratches and some patina.
The tray comes from a private family collection and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and a historical assessment issued by Galeria J in Łódź, Poland.
