January 2, 2024
Kayserzinn Satyr Pewter Pitcher / Hugo Levin #406 - Jugendstil
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I have an antique Art Nouveau Kayserzinn Pitcher made of Pewter. Decorated with a leering satyr's face on the front and some stylized floral designs on the sides. Dates to the turn of the century [late 1890s to early 1900s]. Model number is 4061. The model number "4000" was introduced in 1894-5 and the last, number "4999" was produced in 1925. Also hand-etched is the number 4530/46. This pitcher has not been polished any time recently and still retains a nice dark patina. This pitcher measures 13” tall to the handle tip. Good and solid piece. House Like us on Facebook @ Old Weird Stuff -First of all, thanks for looking at my items. These are compiled as a labor of love and as an attempt to get the best quality items into the most appreciative hands. -For the sake of accuracy, weight is posted to the nearest gram but occasionally, if very heavy, in ounces.-Weight is always the total weight of the object and may or may not give a good idea of the scrap value as I do not guess the weight of wood, mirrors, screws, bolts, or anything that may not be silver or gold.-I do not take apart or clean anything after listing an item. It is up to the new owner to clean silver and other metals. -My scale computes to the nearest gram and it has been tested and calibrated. -A note to silver scrappers: There are those on Ebay who will claim
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