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A dragonfly, forever in flight over still water - this is how this Art Nouveau hammered copper dish greets you. Water lilies and cattails frame the gleaming surface on the curved handle rim. What once served as a table crumb catcher is now a small piece of craftsmanship history.
Behind the piece
Hand-hammered copper (repoussé technique)
Art Nouveau style, circa 1900-1920
Dimensions: 19 cm long, 14 cm deep
Nature motif of dragonfly, water lily, and cattail. Grown patina with greenish verdigris tones - honestly old, no holes
How it lives on Its crumb-catching days are long behind it. Today, it collects keys and rings on the dresser, paper clips and thoughts on the desk, or becomes a small relief on the wall. A favorite for anyone who appreciates Art Nouveau, nature motifs, and honest signs of age.
Where it comes from Found at a flea market in Waidhofen an der Thaya, in the middle of the Waldviertel. A unique piece over a hundred years old - price is for one piece.
Carefully packaged shipping from Austria.
A hundred years over still water — Things with soul · VintageAustriaShop
