Friedrich wilhelm Spahr - Vase - Silver - Art Deco and Art Nouveau

Two Art Deco vases with fine silver 1000 overlay – Friedrich Wilhelm Spahr – Germany, ca. 1930 Description: Magnificent pair of antique German Art Deco vases executed in a rare and sought-after apple green and mint green base color, featuring a refined, hand-worked silver overlay. This atelier ensemble may originate from the world-famous silver-galvanization workshop of Friedrich Wilhelm Spahr (Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany). Large vase (Signed): Signature: Fully marked on the silver base with the Spahr signature, the silver content 1000 (pure fine silver) and studio mark 10. Height: ca. 9.5 cm Weight: 121 grams and is in perfect condition. Small vase: Features: The silver overlay stylistically matches perfectly with the larger vase. This little vase is on the porcelain base bearing factory marks: blind number/form number 4436 and a hand-painted red decor number 495 possibly attributed to Spahr. Silver: Has no visible hallmark on the stand ring, but the silver layer tested positive for silver. Height: 7 cm Weight: 61.5 grams and is in reasonable condition Total specifications: Combined weight: 182.5 grams Period: ca. 1930 (Art Deco / Jugendstil) Material: Quality porcelain with pure fine silver (Silver Overlay) Condition: In nice condition with signs of use Please view the detail photos carefully for the exact stamps and numbers on the base. Shipped carefully packed and insured

Estimate:£126.92

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