Wiener Silber Centerpiece Bowl, designed by Oswald Haerdtl in 1930 (Austria) zoo No ornamentation distracts from the

No ornamentation distracts from the purity of the lines - a triumph of form over ornament

Cotton napkins are made with mitred corners

Oswald Haerdtl's designs are a great challenge for the connoisseur as well as for the craftsman

Robbe & Berking silver manufacturer was founded in 1874 and still remains a family-run business today

Dante is the new definition of this simplicity and purity

Wiener Silber Centerpiece Bowl, designed by Oswald Haerdtl in 1930 (Austria) zoo No ornamentation distracts from theIn the early 1930s, when this bowl was created, Oswald Haerdtl was running Josef Hoffmann's studio. The close collaboration is reflected here, however Haerdtl brings a new dynamic into play: The densely positioned fluted grooves and ridges radiate in a flickering shimmer. Similar fluting is to be found on his 1950s cutlery (Cutlery, Flatware 192). Reissued after an original drawing in our archives. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.