Jugendstil JP Kayser Silver Plated figure of Woman with Baskets c.1910 Type_Brian Eden Late Victorian Neoclassical design Sterling

Late Victorian Neoclassical design Sterling Silver  bon bon dish

5cm tall (2 2/3 inches)

clean set of 6 with only the slightest evidence of use - generally speaking utilitarian items of this era can be very soiled - this will display beautifully

one of the finest examples of the very scarce Blue Sky variation of Royal Doulton's most widely collected seriesware

From The Three Williams Collection

Jugendstil JP Kayser Silver Plated figure of Woman with Baskets c.1910 Type_Brian Eden Late Victorian Neoclassical design SterlingJugendstil JP Kayser Silver Plated figure of Woman with Baskets I think the baskets are meant to hold small berries or grapes as part of a table display c. 1910 Marked 21 and KAYSER. J. P. Kayser & Sohn (or Kayser) was a prominent German metalware factory based in Krefeld Bockum (founded ~1885) renowned for its Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) pewter, copper, and brass items. Known for the "Kayserzinn" pewter brand (18941912), they produced high quality