Exclusive Pair of Danish Silver Pitchers by Kristian F. Heise (1916) – Inscribed for Swedish Politician Anthonie Rettig
Presenting an extraordinary pair of Scandinavian solid silver pitchers of museum quality, crafted in Denmark during the early 20th century by the renowned master silversmith Kristian F. Heise. Dating to 1916, these exquisite vessels feature an authentic period engraving dedicated to the prominent Swedish politician Anthonie Rettig, giving the pair a profound historical pedigree.
Showcasing the harmonious contours and masterful hammerwork characteristic of Danish silversmithing from the late Art Nouveau / Skønvirke transition, these pitchers are preserved in excellent condition with a total weight of 850 grams. A rare and distinguished acquisition for collectors of fine Scandinavian silver, historic provenance, and early modern metalwork.
This exceptional pair of silver vessels features the following cataloging parameters and historical specifications:
Maker / Silversmith: Kristian F. Heise (Active in Denmark, early 20th century).
Origin & Period: Denmark, early 1900s (Circa 1916).
Historical Provenance: Engraved in 1916 for Swedish politician Anthonie Rettig.
Material: Solid Scandinavian silver (Hallmarked).
Dimensions: Heights of 14 cm and 16 cm respectively.
Total Weight: 850 grams.
Condition: Excellent historical state of preservation, maintaining clean structural lines and original patina.
Categories: Fine Silverware / Scandinavian Art / Historic Provenance / Antiques.
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