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Pair of Kayserzinn Pewter Knife Rests
A pair of Kayserzinn Pewter crouching Lioness Knife rests with stamped marks. Length 12cm. Designer unknown but likely designed by Hugo Leven who modelled from clay with a thumb pessure technique from which the pewter casts were made. Circa 1900.
Kaysezinn traded as J.P Kayser and Son in Krefeld-Bockum and was known for its progressive style. It was the leading factory in the production of Jugendstil pewter in the period 1894-1912.
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- Maker
- Kayserzinn
- Date
- Circa 1900
- Material
- Pewter
- Length
- 12cm
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A pair of Kayserzinn Pewter crouching Lioness Knife rests with stamped marks. Length 12cm. Designer unknown but likely designed by Hugo Leven who modelled from clay with a thumb pessure technique from which the pewter casts were made. Circa 1900.
Kaysezinn traded as J.P Kayser and Son in Krefeld-Bockum and was known for its progressive style. It was the leading factory in the production of Jugendstil pewter in the period 1894-1912.