Bauhaus Teapots up to $361,000
Going Like Sixty — December 27, 2007 — Unique
Anyone familiar with influential designers, knows that German Bauhaus was one who had great impact during the last century. A recent Sotheby's auction of Bauhaus tea sets brought in tremendous amounts of money.
A very rare tea infuser by designer Marianne Brandt sold for a record $361,000.
Another tea set, circa 1927, was deemed "Theodore Wende's most important and impressive works of his avant-garde period" and sold for $181,000.
A Coffee Service set, circa 1926, was auctioned for $79,000.
A very rare tea infuser by designer Marianne Brandt sold for a record $361,000.
Another tea set, circa 1927, was deemed "Theodore Wende's most important and impressive works of his avant-garde period" and sold for $181,000.
A Coffee Service set, circa 1926, was auctioned for $79,000.
Trend Themes
1. Luxury Design - There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the luxury design industry to incorporate and modernize traditional luxury design elements to appeal to a wider customer base.
2. Bauhaus Influence - Incorporating the functional and minimalist design elements of Bauhaus could influence a trend towards modern and practical luxury products.
3. High-end Tea Service - The high prices for luxury tea sets indicate a potential demand for high-end tea services that offer unique and rare designs.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Home Goods - The luxury home goods industry has the potential to incorporate and modernize traditional luxury design elements to appeal to a wider customer base.
2. Art Auctioneering - Art auction houses can capitalize on trends towards minimalist and practical designs in high-end tea sets, and source rare and unique products for collectors and enthusiasts.
3. Beverage Industry - The high prices for luxury tea sets indicate a potential demand for high-end tea services, which could spur innovation and growth in the beverage industry.
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