Kayserzinn Art Nouveau Pewter Goblet Circa 1900 Germany with Knopped Stem

Kayserzinn Art Nouveau pewter goblet, Model 4211, crafted circa 1900 by the renowned German maker J.P. Kayser Sohn. This elegant piece exemplifies the hallmarks of early Kayserzinn design: graceful flowing lines, a flared cup, baluster stem with decorative knops, and a stepped round base—all rendered in high-quality pewter.

Provenance: Acquired at auction from the distinguished collection of Charles W. Danforth of Baltimore, a dedicated member of the Pewter Collectors' Club with over 15 years of collecting experience focused on early American and New England pewter.

Measurements: 5 3/4" high; 3 1/8" diameter at top opening; 2 3/8" diameter base. Slight variations may occur.

Condition: As shown in photographs. The piece would benefit from polishing to restore full luster. Please examine images closely, as they form part of the description. Device display settings may affect color and image quality relative to the item in person.

Shipping: Typically via UPS with carrier-calculated rates. USPS available for P.O. Box delivery.