This exquisite Hanau silver dish exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of late 19th-century German metalwork.
Cast in 800-grade silver, the piece showcases masterful reticulated borders and elaborate repoussé detailing, with a central narrative scene populated by figures set within a rustic landscape.
Scrolling foliage, birds, and botanical ornaments frame the composition in quintessential Rococo-revival style.
Bearing authentic German hallmarks—the crescent moon and crown mark alongside the maker's signature—this diminutive vessel (12 cm × 8.5 cm × 5 cm) originally served as an elegant receptacle for bonbons and delicacies.
Today it functions equally well as a distinguished decorative object or intimate serving piece, a testament to the enduring appeal of European silversmith artistry.
Weight of the item: 109,8 g.
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