Wiener Silber Masterpiece "Bonbonniere" designed by Otto Prutscher in 1920s (Austria) animal itself influenced by Islamic works

itself influenced by Islamic works

Adorned with sepia vedute and lavish blue-and-gold decoration

the service is adorned with rocaille reliefs

nails and saws

Wiener Silber Masterpiece "Bonbonniere" designed by Otto Prutscher in 1920s (Austria) animal itself influenced by Islamic worksOtto Prutscher's Bonbonniere is among the key works in his oeuvre. This piece continues in the tradition of the boldest ideas of the Wiener Werksttte. The oval, lidded container sits on an extremely slender eight shafted column, which is decorated by four sharp edged wings at mid height. The foot echoes the smooth oval of the body, which hovers at a height like a spaceship. Reissued after an original drawing in our archives. Comes with a certificate