Silver Teapot Marianne Brandt | Original Bauhaus Model
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The teapot was designed in 1924 by Marianne Brandt based on a linocut composition by Lászlò Moholy-Nagy featuring circular segments and a cross.
It combines traditional silversmithing techniques with high-quality craftsmanship: silver and ebony form the handle in the circular segment, the precisely crafted vessel body is topped by a flat lid plate and rests on a cross-shaped base. This exclusive custom piece made of 925 silver and ebony is available as a limited edition of 99 pieces. Production is made to order with a delivery time of about 4 months.
Limitierte Reedition: 99 Exemplar, Silber und Ebenholz | Maße: H 18,5 cm | B 14,5 cm | L 22,4 cm | Gewicht 356 g.
Marianne Brandt
Marianne Brandt was a German designer, photographer, painter, and sculptor. With her product designs in the metal workshop at the Bauhaus, some of which are still reproduced today as design classics, she is considered one of the well-known Bauhaus artists.