commonly used in the 19th century to represent longevity

Circa 1820

A spectacular piece

The largest we’ve found

The two business- and fellow countrymen soon found an agreement

A Magrit Tevan Copper Dish Decorative commonly used in the 19thA diminutive copper dish, a depiction of Adam & Eve to the centre, marked Tevan to the back. The dish has a small triangular bracket for wall hanging. H: 24 W: 24 D: 2 CM H: 9. 5 W: 9. 5 D: 0. 8 INCHES Margit Tevan was born on 18 January 1901 in Bekescaba in Hungary into a Jewish family whose father ran an editing house. Margit studied at the Academy of Applied Arts in Budapest and was tutored by two of the most famous goldsmiths of the time, Richard