Art Deco bonbonnière, pressed glass, HSG Ząbkowice, Poland, 1930s.
2 300 PLN
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This pressed glass bonbonnière, produced by HSG Ząbkowice in Poland during the 1930s, exemplifies interwar Polish decorative glasswork. The piece is made of clear, colorless glass with a cool undertone and moderate gloss, characteristic of fine pressed glass from the era. Its sides display a geometric relief: sequences of raised squares transition into bands of intricately pressed starburst and crosshatched motifs, creating a dynamic interplay of light across the surface. The lid features a distinctly engraved star motif, bordered by a thin metal mount—likely nickel- or chrome-plated brass—with a discreet, utilitarian hinge. The bright finish intensifies the clarity and shimmer of the glass, while the precise detailing remains faithful to the Art Deco idiom: symmetry in form, rich surface texture, and an emphasis on decorative utility. Condition: no visible chips or cracks, glass remains clean and clear; the metal mount shows slight, authentic patina typical for its age and use.There is a distinct voice from the 1930s in this bonbonnière—a period when geometric light play and considered ornament spoke the language of modernity. Its surface seems to capture the optimism of pre-war interiors, where every daily ritual was accompanied by small acts of aesthetic pleasure. Opening the lid evokes the craftsmanship of the time, combining purpose with refined detail, recalling gatherings in parlors bathed in soft, refracted light.This bonbonnière could serve as a focal point atop a classic oak sideboard or within a glass curio cabinet, where shifting light will emphasize its geometric relief and
DIMENSION
Height8 cm
Depth8 cm
Width11.5 cm
Dimension details
Width11.5 cm
Height8 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight1 kg
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