Puckerings has dated this piece to the 1910s.

The lid opens to reveal a two compartment interior with a central brass divider. The interior of the lid retains the original silk lining.
A very stylish and desirable box in excellent condition; I have shown a small crack in one corner, insignificant and mentioned purely for accuracy. The box retains it's original finish so I have left a tiny label intact on the lid but this could be removed. 10" max x 4" deep x 7" tall.

Erhard & Söhne had the world-patent for the manufacture of brass-inlay in 1904. After this date they designed and manufactured high-quality brass-inlaid boxes and items representing the unique German Art Nouveau style at it's peak.

Some important works by Erhard & Söhne were illustrated in "MODERN ART OF METALWORK. Bröhan-Museum State Museum of Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Functionalism (1889-1939), Berlin" published by the Bröhan-Museum in 2001. The Bröhan-Museum is one of the most prominent museums specialising in Art Nouveau, Art Déco and the Berlin Secession.
Item ID: 34837
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Puckerings has dated this piece to the 1910s.
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