A piece of vintage nostalgia: a brass commemorative plaque from the 1950s. These charming reliefs were once an integral part of German home decor, ranking alongside kidney tables and club chairs among the most sought-after furnishings of the post-war period.
Motif
This plaque shows the well-known landmark of Munich – the Munich Frauenkirche.
Design
With its rounded corners and the striking contrast between elegant brass and the raised black base, it tells a story of days gone by – an era of renewal and prosperity after World War II.
Details
- Maximum width: 10 cm (3.9 in)
- Maximum height: 13 cm (5.1 in)
- Depth: 0.7 cm (0.3 in)
- Material: brass and black-colored metal
- Origin: Germany
- Date: 1950s
Condition
Flawless condition. Please consider the photos part of the condition description.
Uses
A stylish wall decoration, a focal point in a gallery of collectibles, or a unique gift for someone who loves vintage treasures.
Care
Dust dry with a soft cloth.
Price is for 1 item. Ships from Austria, carefully packed.
Waidhofen an der Thaya. The little plaque leaned among other city reliefs, its spires finely worked. It recalled a time when people loved to bring sights onto the wall, to have them before their eyes every day. Sometimes a small relief is enough to bring a whole city into the room.
A spire in brass — Things with Soul · VintageAustriaShop
