Antique German Jugendstil brass vase manufactured by J.P. Kayser & Sohn. Dating from the late 1890s to early 1900s, this rare piece stems from Kayser’s highly collectible art brassware production rather than their more common pewter line. It features the distinctive stamped Kayser name alongside the eagle-and-snake bird emblem on the base. The vase showcases an elegant Art Nouveau form with a classic flared rim, slender neck, and wide bulbous base, typical of the organic German design movement of the era. It remains in very good antique condition, displaying a rich, authentic aged golden brass patina with minimal surface wear appropriate for its age. Perfect for collectors of early 20th-century European metalware or Arts and Crafts movement design.
Height 22cm Base Diameter 10cm Rim Diameter 10cm
This striking antique piece would suit a traditional or eclectic interior, and it would particularly suit collectors of rare German metalware and early 20th-century design.