This late 19th-century wine pitcher by PWQE exemplifies the fluid, organic forms characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. Produced in Germany during the 1890s, the piece combines a clear glass body with an intricately cast metal mount, showcasing the era's fascination with natural motifs and sinuous lines. The pitcher features a cylindrical glass vessel adorned with delicate, etched floral and foliate patterns. The upper section is crowned with a silver-toned metal collar, lid, and handle, which are sculpted into elaborate, flowing shapes reminiscent of vines or waves. The transparent glass allows the contents to be visible, while the metallic elements provide a striking contrast in both texture and colour. Preserved in good condition, the pitcher retains its original character and structural integrity. The metalwork exhibits a natural patina consistent with its age, adding depth to the intricate casting. The etched glass remains clear, highlighting the craftsmanship of the period. This historical piece serves as a refined addition to a dining room or a curated display cabinet. Its distinctive Art Nouveau styling complements both traditional and eclectic interiors, offering a tangible connection to late 19th-century European design.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsSilver, TransparentMaterialGlass, MetalNumber of items1Height32 cmWidth20 cmDepth13 cm