Exquisite silver with enamel and natural stones pitcher. Austro-Hungarian Empire of the 19th century.

An extremely exquisite decorative pitcher in the historicist style made of silver, gilding and partly enamel, is a magnificent example of the craftsmanship of silversmiths of the Austro-Hungarian Empire of the 19th century. Its graceful shape and refined details of the handle embody the spirit of the era, when luxury and attention to detail reached their peak. The body of the pitcher is decorated with an intricate floral pattern, which, in combination with images of birds and foliage, made using enamel, creates a spectacular and harmonious pattern. Natural stones, cabochon cuts, pearls and small enamel elements enhance the expressiveness of the product, creating a bright contrast and emphasizing the high level of craftsmanship. Every detail of this pitcher is made with exceptional care, which indicates high artistic performance. Hallmarks: Austro-Hungarian Empire of the 19th century. Weighs 840 grams. Dimensions: height - 23.5 cm, width - 15 cm.