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Elegant Art Deco silver wine pitcher. Baluster-shaped body, tapering sharply toward the top, resting on a conical base. The rim, turned outward, extends forward to form the spout and transitions backward into a ribbon-shaped handle. Designed by Kay Fisker around 1927. Stamped “Sterling Denmark,” manufacturer’s mark. Weight approx. 780 g. Height 26.5 cm. See *Metallkunst der Moderne*, Collection Catalogs of the Bröhan Museum VI, Berlin 2001, no. 60 (slightly smaller example with illustration). Provenance: Estate of Hildegard Dick, Westerland, Sylt. A Danish Art Deco sterling silver wine jug designed by Kay Fisker. Standard and maker’s mark. Denmark. Copenhagen. A. Michelsen. 1930s.
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