Mid-Century Krupp Silver-Plated Sturgeon Lidded Dish

Mid-Century Krupp Silver-Plated Sturgeon Lidded DishA little theater belongs at every dinner party. Crafted by Krupp in the mid century period, this silver plated lidded dish disguises itself as a gleaming fish, resting on playful ball feet and topped with a finely cast sturgeon. Its designed to serve delicacies but will spend just as long delighting guests. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

the collection is defined by an architectural rounded edge to each piece – a perfect foil to the cutlery’s precise straightness – as exemplified by this pastry server

as by the end of the 1930s they had become familiar

intricately woven holder

and his silver designs were mostly created in collaboration with Tesi of Gothenburg

Perla Valtierra’s handmade dinner plate is hand-thrown

Este Ceramiche’s trompe-l’oeil ceramics may look good enough to eat

This serving platter spotlights a mopsella zimmeri coral

and complete with bamboo root feet and handle

This Alhambra pattern come in a vivid riffle-green

Its surface is wrapped in tightly interlocking cells of blue and green

such as this 1960s vase

each one captured in a smooth