Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century
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Neoclassical Brass Tazza Centrepiece with Ring Handle, Early–Mid 20th Century

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A handsome neoclassical tazza in patinated brass and bronze tones, the shallow dish raised on a draped, fluted plinth with an architectural ring handle and stepped base. The proportions are elegant and weighty, giving that “old money” presence on a mantel, console, or dining table. Style-wise it straddles Art Deco revival and Hollywood Regency, and it works as a dramatic fruit bowl, candle platform, or entry catchall.

Condition is good, sound, and ready to use. The surface shows an honest, mellowed patina with rubbing to the high points, a few specks of old overpaint and age marks to the dish interior, and a visible historic braze at the collar—all photographed. Base retains a felted underside to protect furniture.

41cm tall