C. Kurz & Co - Ewer - Decanter with a pointed stopper

Kurz Tiel - Kan - Schenkkan with point stopper, twisted lobes • marked 'Reines Zinn Edeltin' • ca. 1950–1970 Schenkkan (decanter) by Kurz from Tiel, in Edeltin with satin gloss and a body of twisted lobes. The original point stopper crowns the slender neck. The handle ends above and below in a curl, fine in line beside the twisted relief of the body. On a sideboard or dining table the decanter exudes calm, height, and shine. For this object there is also a Buy Now price set, for those who want to acquire it immediately without waiting. Description: A round body with diagonally twisted lobes rests on a low, flat foot ring. Above it runs a slender neck with a narrowed collar, closed by an outward-edging decanter rim with a spout. The point stopper has a facetted shaft and a round knop beneath the tip. At the bottom is the round Kurz stamp. The decanter weighs 810 grams at 34 cm in height, light for that size, indicating a thin wall. About the maker: Coen Kurz founded C. Kurz & Co. in 1896 in Tiel, the city that in the twentieth century became the centre of Dutch tin industry, alongside Daalderop, Rio and Metawa. From the thirties onwards Kurz produced tin and from 1960 onward only artisanal tin in old shapes. Tinnegieterij Roelen took over the company in 1984, with moulds and brand name. Since 1987 Kurz Edeltin has existed in Zeist. This piece bears the stamp from the Tiel period. In interior design: Suitable for vintage, country, or eclectic interiors. On a sideboard or dining table the satin-gray tin catches the eye, even in candlelight. Condition: Good. Body, neck, handle, and stopper: no dents, cracks, or repairs observed. Bottom: fine signs of use around the stamp. The original stopper fits the neck. See the pictures. Offered as a decorative object, not intended for use with food. At a glance: Material: tin (edeltin), satin finish Dimensions and weight: h 34 x diameter 13 cm, 810 grams Brand: round stamp on underside with 'Reines Zinn Edeltin Etain pur Real Pewter', 'Kurz Tiel Holland' and a C&K monogram Dating: ca. 1960–1984 Provenance: from a private collection Attribution and sources: Marked Kurz Tiel: the stamp names maker, city, and country, and the C&K monogram matches C. Kurz & Co. The stamp text is trilingual: German, French, and English. History and dating rely on R.P.M. Rhoen, Het silver der kleijne luijden (Zilver-Kamer Zeist), and on the Dutch Wikipedia, Kurz (bedrijf). Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, with a double box for fragile objects. Always insured shipping with Track and Trace. See feedback from previous buyers. You can follow me above by bookmarking my page and clicking the heart next to 'DECADERS Gallery' to follow.

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