Featured Cruet set..glass & silver plate ...art deco....is it old enough....?

nice set komokwa!, I love the stand

 

I'm so confuuuuuuuuuuuuuused!
The handle looks so Nouveau-y, and the architectural frame so Deco-y, and as for Secessionist... https://www.theviennasecession.com/vienna-secession/
https://www.theviennasecession.com/vienna-secession/
Then were they purposefully mixing styles to buck the status quo?

 

Nice set Komo...

 

at $416 Can....asking ....my stoppers are good enough...

 

That's how styles evolve. No such thing as purity.

 

Very pretty Komo.

 

I love it!

 

As you all have found out, this is a Vienna Secessionist piece. You might consider secessionism the bridge to art deco from the arts and crafts movement. This is my interpretation looking back. I doubt the designers considered it a bridge to anything. Also as noted, there is no purity of form when it comes to these things and it is sometimes hard to determine what movement a piece designates to. Design does not happen in a vacuum and art nouveau, arts and crafts, and secessionism co-existed. Art deco came a bit later but it also overlapped with the above movements a bit as the styles lingered on in to the 20s

 

Thank you all for your comments.......and insight......as interesting as it is , I'm happy to have found out that it's better and older than I gave it credit for !