WMF Ikora Bauhaus Silver-Plated Brass Bowl by Paul Haustein, Germany, 1930s
£348.00 GBP
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WMF Ikora Bauhaus Silver-Plated Brass Bowl by Paul Haustein, Germany, 1930s
£348.00
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An elegant WMF Ikora bowl designed by Paul Haustein, dating from the early 20th century and embodying the refined geometric language of the Bauhaus and German Modernism. Crafted from silver-plated brass, the sculptural bowl features a distinctive conical profile decorated with dark radial lines extending outward from the centre, creating a striking graphic composition. Three circular disc-shaped feet elevate the bowl and reinforce its characteristic geometric aesthetic. Over the decades, the metal has developed a remarkable natural patina with rich tonal variations, adding depth and individuality while preserving the integrity of the original design. Haustein, who played an important artistic role in the development of WMF’s celebrated Ikora metalware, combined innovative surface treatments with restrained modernist forms. Presented in undamaged vintage condition, this collectible decorative bowl is a refined example of 1930s German design and early modernist metalwork.
Bowls
Germany
1920-1929
Bauhaus
Very Good
Height: 9 cm (3.5 in)
Weight: 1 kg (2.2 lb)
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