Late 19th Century German Empire 800 Silver × Gilded Cake Server With Original Berlin Presentation Box

Late 19th Century German Empire 800 Silver × Gilded Cake Server | With Original Berlin Presentation Box An elegant piece of silverware from the German Empire era (circa 1890–1910)— Crafted by German silversmiths with an 800 silver handle and a gilded blade, enhancing its resistance to oxidation and lending a more refined, ceremonial quality to its use. This piece was issued by Adolf Kaiser, a renowned luxury jeweler and silversmith in Berlin at the time, and retains its original presentation box with a velvet lining, which is still in excellent condition. The gold lettering inside the box, "Juwelen, Uhren, Gold & Silberwaaren," is a typical inscription for a luxury silverware shop in Berlin from the late 19th century. The design embodies an elegant transitional style between late Rococo Revival and Art Nouveau (Jugendstil): the blade features delicate floral motifs and flowing curves, showcasing both exquisite craftsmanship and the romantic artistry characteristic of Imperial Germany. ⸻ ✔ Silverware from the German Empire (circa 1890–1910) ✔ 800 silver handle + maker's rectangular hallmark ✔ Gilded blade ✔ Elegant Art Nouveau × Rococo Revival style ✔ With original Adolf Kaiser Berlin presentation box As an antique item, it may bear traces of its history. Please purchase only if you accept this condition.