Design Peter Behrens Artists Colony Darmstadt Linen Damask napkin 1900

German Art Nouveau silver signet, seal from, part of a ten piece desk set, Design Peter Behrens Artist`s Colony Darmstadt for Rueckert Mainz, Germany 1900

Artists Colony Darmstadt, Design Peter Behrens, German Art Nouveau Sterling Silver candle holder stick made by Silversmithy Rückert, M.J., Mainz Germany around 1900

Bernhard Hoetger, L’enfant au cerceau – Girl with hoop, bronze w / brown patina, Paris ca. 1902

Wilkens and Son`s Silversmiths, Bremen, Germany 1900, Design Heinrich Vogeler 1902, Autumn crocus, Herbstzeitlose pattern, Silver 800, Art Nouveau flatware, handmade, silver cutlery,

Heinrich Vogeler MEISSEN Porzelain ART NOUVEAU box from rose bud table set

Joseph Maria Olbrich, german Art Nouvea Armchair from the Music Room furniture, Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt Germany 1900

Joseph Maria Olbrich round Art Nouveau side table or smoker’s table from a music room around 1905, Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt Germany 1900

Timeless Darmstadt 1900, Jugendstil furniture, Art Nouveau mahogany chair Design attr. to Peter Behrens

Breakfast plate from a dining service form 1900, Design: Peter Behrens 1902, Execution: Porcelain factory Gebr. Bauscher, Weiden / Oberpfalz approx. 1902, Porcelain with blue geometric underglaze decor

XXL Girandole silver 800, Wilkens u. Soehne Bremen 1904
Five-flame, open-worked base. Company mark Wilkens, number #157545 from 1904.
Silver fineness 800, 1660 g. H 60 cm. !!! Removable top and spouts

Rare german Art Nouveau silver cutlery by Peter Behrens, house Behrens, Darmstadt Germany 1900

Rare german Art Nouveau silver cutlery by Peter Behrens, house Behrens, Darmstadt Germany 1900

Side table from a music room, Art Nouveau furniture, Design: Josef Maria Olbrich around 1905, Sycamore wood with fine wood veneer, blackened feet, elaborate inlay work

Art Nouveau chair, design Patriz Huber 1901, executed by Glückert Mainz 1901/02 for Darmstadt artists’ colony

Table / side table with inlays, Art Nouveau furniture, Design: probably Josef Maria Olbrich, Darmstadt around 1905, Various fruit woods, mother-of-pearl inlays, elaborate inlay work, carvings