Dottling Restores 120-Year-Old 'The Skeleton' Masterpiece
Amanda Chang — November 20, 2010 — Luxury
References: bornrich.org
Well-known luxury safe maker 'Dottling' has taken on the a rare and historical project involving the restoration of 120-year-old 'The Skeleton' safe. Dating back to the era of Emperor Wilhelm II, 'The Skeleton' exudes a rare example of Prussian art from this historical period.
Not only is this safe a historic beauty with its gorgeous engravings, its durability is one to boast about as well. Featuring a double-walled Silatec bulletproof glass, 'The Skeleton' is utterly impenetrable.
Not only is this safe a historic beauty with its gorgeous engravings, its durability is one to boast about as well. Featuring a double-walled Silatec bulletproof glass, 'The Skeleton' is utterly impenetrable.
Trend Themes
1. Historical Luxury Safes - The restoration of antique and historical safes to their former glory can create a unique selling point for luxury safe makers.
2. Bulletproof Glass Innovation - Developments in bulletproof glass technology can be applied to create more secure safes while maintaining aesthetic appeal.
3. Retro Aesthetic - Retro and historical designs can become popular and sought-after among luxury consumers who appreciate unique and rare items.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Safe Manufacturing - There is an opportunity for luxury safe makers to differentiate themselves by restoring or replicating historical safes.
2. Glass Manufacturing - Bulletproof glass is becoming increasingly important for security purposes and presents opportunities for glass manufacturers to innovate and improve their offerings.
3. Antique Restoration Services - There is potential for specialized antique restoration services to cater to the niche market of historical luxury safe restoration.
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