This is a sophisticated, signed piece of German Modernist metalwork from the workshop of Anton Höltp. Unlike mass-produced pewter, this plate was born in a Kunstschmiede—an artistic forge—giving it a level of intentionality and "soul" that is palpable.
Defined by its flat, minimalist profile and a single, crisp incised ring around the rim, this plate is the height of Brutalist-leaning Minimalism. The surface is a landscape of fine, authentic scratches and a deep, aged patina that tells the story of its vintage heritage. It is the perfect size for a daily "watch and ring" landing spot, or as a striking industrial-style coaster for a candle or small sculpture.
The Details:
• Maker: Anton Höltp (Kunstschmiede).
• Origin: Germany.
• Style: German Modernism / Minimalist / Wabi-Sabi.
• Texture: Brushed, aged pewter with a "soft-lead" matte finish.
• Use Case: Watch tray, nightstand valet, or coffee table candle plate.
Diameter: 22.5 cm
Condition: Excellent vintage patina. The original paper label is still partially intact on the reverse, confirming its artisan provenance.
This is a sophisticated, signed piece of German Modernist metalwork from the workshop of Anton Höltp. Unlike mass-produced pewter, this plate was born in a Kunstschmiede—an artistic forge—giving it a level of intentionality and "soul" that is palpable.
Defined by its flat, minimalist profile and a single, crisp incised ring around the rim, this plate is the height of Brutalist-leaning Minimalism. The surface is a landscape of fine, authentic scratches and a deep, aged patina that tells the story of its vintage heritage. It is the perfect size for a daily "watch and ring" landing spot, or as a striking industrial-style coaster for a candle or small sculpture.
The Details:
• Maker: Anton Höltp (Kunstschmiede).
• Origin: Germany.
• Style: German Modernism / Minimalist / Wabi-Sabi.
• Texture: Brushed, aged pewter with a "soft-lead" matte finish.
• Use Case: Watch tray, nightstand valet, or coffee table candle plate.
Diameter: 22.5 cm
Condition: Excellent vintage patina. The original paper label is still partially intact on the reverse, confirming its artisan provenance.
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