Hand-hammered silver bowl – Gebrüder Deyhle, Schwäbisch Gmünd – solid 830 silver – ca. 1925–1935 Beautiful small bowl with a strongly organic, flowing Art Deco form, created by the well-known Gebrüder Deyhle workshop (Schwäbisch Gmünd). The surface shows the typical hand-hammered, sculptural deformation characteristic of Deyhle’s artisan silverwork from the interwar period. These small, high-quality bowls were often part of elegant table sets, but they are also collected individually as decorative Art Deco silver objects. Hallmarks: – “830” silver fineness – Maker’s mark (standing heraldic animal), executed with needle-punch technique—typical for hand-crafted Deyhle pieces of this era. The punch is small and somewhat irregular, as expected on thin, hammered silver. Dimensions: – Height: 4.5 cm – Diameter: 7 cm – Weight: 46.3 g Condition: Very good vintage condition with fine surface traces only. No dents, no repairs. A pure example of early 20th-century German silver craftsmanship. Will be shipped well-packed and fully tracked.