Art Nouveau Silver Plated Saucière by WMF - 1910s

An elegant silver-plated sauce boat by WMF, crafted in Germany around 1905-1910 and accompanied by its original matching underplate. Raised on a sculptural pedestal foot, the piece combines graceful proportions with restrained geometric detailing, reflecting the refined transition from the organic lines of Art Nouveau to the emerging modern aesthetic of the early twentieth century. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, WMF was among Europe's most prestigious manufacturers of luxury silver-plated tableware during the Jugendstil era. The delicate loop handle, elegant pouring spout, and beautifully balanced silhouette give this piece a timeless sophistication that extends far beyond its original function. Whether displayed as part of a curated silver collection, incorporated into a refined tablescape, or appreciated as a sculptural decorative object, this rare WMF ensemble embodies the enduring elegance and craftsmanship of early twentieth-century German design. Height: 10cm, 10x22cm small dent on the back rim of the underpart.