RAR Elegant 3-tlg. Set For Coffee Table 835er Silver Art Deco Handmade BWKS

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elegant coffee set in 835 silver from BWKS
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This stylish set, consisting of a milk jug, sugar bowl and tray, is made in Art Deco style and decorated with hammered decor (purely handcrafted!). It comes from renowned
Silver manufacture Bremen workshops for handicraft silver work (BWKS) at approx. 1940-1950
. The BWKS factory was chased by the chaser
Wilhelm Schulze founded around 1920
. The Schulze completed his apprenticeship at Koch & Bergfeld and then worked for David Andersen in Denmark for several years. His first works are strongly influenced by Danish influence. By
Gold medal at the World Exhibition in Paris around 1937
drawn, the company is in line with other renowned German silver manufacturers, such as Bruckmann, Koch & Bergfeld , etc. Earlier productions by the factory in Scandinavian style are rare rarities these days.
The set is made of very high quality and looks very noble and absolutely timeless!
The set consists of:
tray
is approx. 19 x 13 cm. in an oval and approx. 1 cm. high,
sugar box
is approx. is approx. 5 cm. high and approx. 6 cm. in diameter,
Milk jug
is approx. 7.5 cm. high, approx. 7.5 cm. long, and approx. 5 cm. in diameter.
The weight is proud
212 grams.
Very solid, qualitative execution!
The set is with
835, crescent moon, crown, handwork, maker’s mark and model numbers
stamped. Real solid silver is unreservedly guaranteed!
The set is in a well-kept, used condition, with signs of wear. The milk jug and sugar bowl used to be glued to the floor with felt, the remains of the glue were still there. Without monogram (see photos).
A treasure for collectors or lovers!
Very solid, qualitative execution!
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This stylish set, consisting of a milk jug, sugar bowl and tray, is made in Art Deco style and decorated with hammered decor (purely handcrafted!). It comes from renowned Silver manufacture Bremen workshops for handicraft silver work (BWKS) at approx. 1940-1950. The BWKS factory was chased by the chaser Wilhelm Schulze founded around 1920. The Schulze completed his apprenticeship at Koch & Bergfeld and then worked for David Andersen in Denmark for several years. His first works are strongly influenced by Danish influence. By Gold medal at the World Exhibition in Paris around 1937 drawn, the company is in line with other renowned German silver manufacturers, such as Bruckmann, Koch & Bergfeld , etc. Earlier productions by the factory in Scandinavian style are rare rarities these days. The