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Outstanding Mappin & Webb English Silver-plate Art Deco Champagne Ice Bucket

Item #1311

Presented here is a stunning example of Moderne Art Deco design executed in a quality that is very rare not only today but even during the Art Deco period. This is a very heavy triple silver-plate ribbed design (very 3 dimensional) bucket made in England around 1930. Certainly comparable to Tiffany or International Silver. Mappin and Webb is a company originally founded in Sheffield, England. The company is a noted firm of Silversmiths and formerly cutlery manufactures with roots back to 1774 when Joseph Mappin (snr) founded the firm. The company is now a retail jeweler, and Royal Warrant holder. The Firm was taken over by Asprey & Co. in the 1980s, but was sold later. The company is now a brand owned by the Jewelers Goldsmiths group.

Measurements:
8.5" T x 8" Diameter

WMF 1920 Silver-plate Champagne Bucket Acorns Design

Item #1310

This stunning silver-plated champagne ice bucket was made in Germany by the famous WMF Company, between 1915 and 1920. It bridges both the Arts & Crafts (or in Germany the Art Nouveau) Movement leaning into the Art Deco design. You can see the natural decorative element of 'acorn & fern' with wonderful triangular darts in a very modern round shape. So this is where the two ideas come together nicely. Made in Germany by WMF and hallmarked as well. The WMF (Wurttemberg Metal Goods Factory) Company began operations in 1853 and is still one of the world's foremost manufacturers in silver tableware

Measurements:
8.25" T X 7" Diameter

1930s Czech Art Deco Petite Crystal Decanter • Pair

Item #1135

Behold a perfect pair of 1930s Czech Art Deco crystal decanters with silvered rims and multi-faceted stoppers. The decanters have been etched and engraved with geometric motif and are further highlighted with with deco streamlines and contrasting black lacquer details. These rare petite decanters are perfectly sized for precious liquors or would be ideal to hold perfumes or splashes.

The Measurements:
Each decanter stands 6-3/4" Tall X 4-7/8 Wide X 3-1/8" Deep

1930s Czech Art Deco Crystal Decanter Set • 8 Pieces

Item #1134

Sherry? Port? Cognac? Whatever you choose, it will be served with serious style from this rare 1930s Czech Art Deco crystal decanter. The decanter and the six delightful, petite glasses feature beautifully cut facets and striking black geometric details. The hefty crystal stopper boasts 12 facets.

The Measurements:
The Decanter (with stopper) stands 10" Tall
Each glass stands just over 2" Tall.

1930s Czech Art Deco Punchbowl Set

Item #1088

First, let me say this. Wow! This is a rare find to say the least. A gorgeous 1930s Czech glass covered punchbowl set with a stunning silver-plate and bakelite ladle, a silver-plate topper, 4 equally stunning glasses and it's all in pristine condition. The generously sized punchbowl and hefty glasses feature an unusual and beautiful oval faceted design with acid-etched and hand-painted details in the most coveted of colors (black and red). Just imagine serving punch to your guests from this spectacular Art Deco punchbowl set at your next gathering.

The Measurements:
The Punchbowl - 13" Tall X 10" Diameter
Glasses (4) - 3-1/2" Tall X 3-1/2" Diameter

Here's a recipe to get you started:

Champagne Punch
• 1 cup water
• 2 tablespoons Orange Curacoa
• 2 cups sugar
• Juice 2 lemons
• 1 bottle California champagne
• 2 cups tea infusion
• 4 tablespoons brandy
• Plenty of Ice
• 2 tablespoons Medford rum
• 1 quart club soda
Make a syrup by boiling water and sugar ten minutes. Mix champagne, brandy, rum, Curacoa, lemon juice, and tea infusion. Sweeten to taste with syrup and pour into punch-bowl over a large piece of ice. Just before serving add soda water.

1930s Silver-plate Pitcher • Meriden Company

Item #1037

Just picture this pitcher on your table! This charming silver-plate pitcher has been beautifully and artistically designed with a floral motif of blooming roses on the vine. The neck and handle of the pitcher feature a tight ribbed design and the rim possesses an almost "pleated" appearance. It is assuredly a most elegant vessel from which to serve a refreshing pour for your esteemed guests. It is stamped "Meriden Company" and "Quadruple Plate".

The Measurements:
9" Tall X 5" Diameter

1930s European Seltzer Bottles

Item #1008

These classic European seltzer bottles make a tasteful addition to your bar and are handsome conversational pieces as well. The shell and trigger are made of heavy pewter and with the vintage glass bottle the combined product (even empty) is actually quite hefty!

The Measurements:
10-1/4" Tall X 3" Diameter

Silverplate Petite Ice Bucket

Item #1007

The is a terrific example of how a common object (the ice-bucket) was transformed into a work of art. Made in Argentina in the 1930s, this beautiful and petite silver-plated ice bucket displays several classic Art Deco motifs. From the practical yet architectural handles, to the trio of circumferent streamlines, to the petal-inspired octagonal fluted mouth of the bucket - this ice-bucket is anything BUT common-place.

The Measurements:
4-5/8" Tall X 5-3/8" Diameter (top)
2-3/4" Diameter (bottom)

1930s Czech Art Deco Chevron Themed Decanter Set

Item #999

This Czech Decanter set was made in the 1930s and has very strong Art Deco style. The stopper has a recognizable Czech emblem yet the hand-painted chevron and geometric designs and colors are not typically "Czech". This is a truly wonderful set with 6 precious glasses.
The Measurements:
The Decanter stands 9" Tall X 5" Wide X 1-3/4" Deep
The Glasses (6) stand 2-1/4" Tall X 1-3/4" Wide X 1-9/16" Deep

Personal Octagonal Ice Bucket with Handle and Reservoir

Item #973

A truly diminutive (3-1/4" Tall X 3" Wide) personal-sized ice bucket that may be small in stature however it is certainly big in style and practicality. This silver-plated eight-sided mini bucket features an Art Deco design that is both geometrical and floral. Additionally it boasts a practical reservoir (to keep the ice cubes from sitting in water) and a charming carrying handle. The bottom is signed "Industria Artestria".