WMF / Geislingen Paul Haustein - Can - Ikora metal 1529/1683 - Brass, silver plated
WMF IKORA tin from the Art Deco or Bauhaus period.
Ikora metal, glass and ceramic goods were produced in the New Decorative Arts Department (NKA) of the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (WMF) in Geislingen/Steige from the end of the 1920s.
The offered can with the form no. 1529 has the following dimensions (all information is approximate) :
Weight (including lid) : 582 g
Maximum height (including lid) : 18. 5 cm
largest diameter: 14 cm
Material: silver-plated brass, partly black patinated.
Marks (bottom) : Tower mark/WMF Ikora, beehive mark. This combination of marks was only used between 1928 and 1935.
In the literature there are various decorations for form no. 1529, this is decoration 1683.
This tin is the “little sister” of the tin with the shape no. 110 designed by Paul Haustein.
See literature: C. Burschel, H. Scheiffele: WMF Ikora Metall / Metalwork, Arnoldsche Art Publishers Stuttgart, 2006.
Condition: Used, with normal signs of age and wear, see pictures. The lid with the leg button closes well.
The pictures are original images of the article on offer and are part of the description.
From a smoke-free, pet-free household. No returns. The sale is subject to exclusion of any liability for material defects. The description is given to the best of our knowledge and belief.
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WMF IKORA tin from the Art Deco or Bauhaus period.
Ikora metal, glass and ceramic goods were produced in the New Decorative Arts Department (NKA) of the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (WMF) in Geislingen/Steige from the end of the 1920s.
The offered can with the form no. 1529 has the following dimensions (all information is approximate) :
Weight (including lid) : 582 g
Maximum height (including lid) : 18. 5 cm
largest diameter: 14 cm
Material: silver-plated brass, partly black patinated.
Marks (bottom) : Tower mark/WMF Ikora, beehive mark. This combination of marks was only used between 1928 and 1935.
In the literature there are various decorations for form no. 1529, this is decoration 1683.
This tin is the “little sister” of the tin with the shape no. 110 designed by Paul Haustein.
See literature: C. Burschel, H. Scheiffele: WMF Ikora Metall / Metalwork, Arnoldsche Art Publishers Stuttgart, 2006.
Condition: Used, with normal signs of age and wear, see pictures. The lid with the leg button closes well.
The pictures are original images of the article on offer and are part of the description.
From a smoke-free, pet-free household. No returns. The sale is subject to exclusion of any liability for material defects. The description is given to the best of our knowledge and belief.
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