A unique circular centerpiece. The rim of the upper bowl is decorated with flowers and female portraits. An airy shape, but a strong design. An absolute collector's item, few of the Orivit factory's objects have survived in good condition. Country of origin: Germany Period: 1900-1905 Height: 25 cm Width: 25 cm Depth: 25 cm Weight: 1363 g Orivit AG was a major German Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) metalworking company founded in 1894 in Cologne-Ehrenfeld under the leadership of Wilhelm Ferdinand Hubert Schmitz. They became known for their pewter alloy, which they used under the brand name "Orivit" from 1898, and for their high-quality copper and brass objects, often combined with glass, before being acquired by WMF in 1905.