Wiener Silber Jug, designed by Oswald Haerdtl in 1954 (Austria) Nature sculpted beads bear witness to

sculpted beads bear witness to superb silversmithing artistry

These extraordinary candy dishes charm by their lightness and their encouragement for elegant handling

The minimal painted decoration emphasizes the simplicity of the timeless modern design’s structure

A superb example of contemporary silversmithing

jewelry designer Patrik Muff grew up as the son of artisans in a highly creative environment surrounded by hammers

Wiener Silber Jug, designed by Oswald Haerdtl in 1954 (Austria) Nature sculpted beads bear witness toStarting from a relatively small base plate, the jug unfolds in a fan shape. Grooves, narrow at the bottom and widening towards the top, run through the entire surface. The spout, set with a gusset, breaks the straight outer line of the vessel as little as possible. The downward curve of the opening continues into the C shaped curved handle. Grooves also run along the surface of the handle. A special feature is the reinforcement of the handle on its