Overview
A striking example of 'Silberporzellan' (silver porcelain), this lidded sugar bowl features a fine white ceramic body entirely encased in a brilliant metallic luster.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Koenigszelt Art Deco Silver Luster Porcelain Sugar Bowl, c.1930s
Photo reference
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Story
In the 1930s, the Koenigszelt factory was a titan of European industry, famously commissioned to create the lightweight dinnerware used aboard the Hindenburg zeppelin.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1860, Porzellanfabrik Koenigszelt became one of Germany's most prestigious porcelain manufacturers, known for its technical precision and avant-garde designs.
Condition & Value
The piece shows significant surface oxidation and tarnishing to the silver luster, which is typical for its age. Value is driven by the prestige of the Koenigszelt mark and the popularity of Art Deco silver-overlay porcelain.
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