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Two colourfully enamelled tins, one green one grey. Made by the same manufacturer in the early twentieth century.
Close up showing the worn enamelled paint on a pair of brass canisters. These storage containers date from around 1925.
Two cylindrical brass canisters made in Britain or Germany in the 1920s.
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A non-matching pair of cylindrical tins in the style of German designer and craftsperson Hans Przyrembel
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Stylised mood image showing a still life featuring two storage jars by A non-matching pair of cylindrical tins in the style of German designer and craftsperson Hans Przyrembel stood next to a white metal letter rack by Mathieu Matégot and an orange fruit.
Close up showing the are related wear to a pair of early twentieth century tins made from brass but with enamelled exteriors. Design similar to Hans Przyrembel.
Stylised mood image showing a variety of cylindrical tins laying on an off white linen cloth.
Close up showing the beautifully aged and patinated lid of a tin that could possibly have been designed by Hans Przyrembel.
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Aerial image showing into the lid and main storage area of a spun formed brass canister similar to those designed by German gold- and silver-smith Hans Przyrembel.
Detail of two canister storage jars inspired by Hans Przyrembel. The inside of the tins are polished brass.
Two cylindrical storage tins similar to the work of Hans Przyrembel. The tall jars in grey and green stand next to a white letter rack by Mathieu Matégot and an orange fruit.
Early-20th Century

Pair of Colourfully Enamelled Brass Cylindrical Canisters

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A non-matching pair of cylindrical tins in the style of German designer and craftsperson Hans Przyrembel. The heavy weighted containers were both created by the same manufacturer and, based on their appearance, date from the early- to mid-20th century.

Both jars have been expertly formed from brass which remains polished to the interiors, whilst the exteriors of the canisters are enamelled with coloured paint.
One tin is a light grey and the other a vibrant green. These two colours sit well together, which is just as well, as the lids of the vessels are interchangeable. Cleverly, the jars become different sizes depending on which lid you opt for.

Although evenly worn from age, the enamelled surface is stable meaning the canisters can continue being used to store anything you wish.

Year of Design: C. 1925

Colour: Gold, green, grey

Grey Height: 10.5 cm, Diameter 7.5 cm / H: 6 cm, ⌀ 7.5 cm

Condition: Good, plenty of age related wear but this is even and the painted surface remains stable.