Art Deco Bonbonniere, crystal, Moser, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.
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This Art Deco bonbonniere, produced by Moser in Czechoslovakia in the 1930s, is made entirely of clear, faceted crystal. Its monolithic construction features a rectangular body and a precisely fitted, gently domed lid with bevelled edges. The crystal presents high transparency and a mirror-like sheen, accentuating sharp lines and balanced geometric proportions characteristic of the era. No additional embellishments—no color accents, metal fittings, or handles—interrupt the unified, minimalist form. Its condition is consistent with continuous use: minor surface scratches and small signs of wear are present, but there are no major chips or visible cracks. The piece remains unsigned and does not show evidence of recent restoration.This bonbonniere channels the measured pulse of the 1930s, when machine precision and artisanal skill came together to shape a new visual order. The transparent body evokes the clarity of a glass prism glimpsed in a historic patisserie window, while precise faceting and smooth surfaces recount the era’s streamlined yet expressive style. In its form, the bonbonniere seems poised to preserve not only candied fruits or chocolates, but also an echo of functionalist ideals and the modernist clarity of the Art Deco movement.Such a piece could be used in a living space as a decorative highlight set atop a brass-detailed console or a dark-wood bookshelf—its clarity complementing leather-bound volumes or minimalist sculptures. Pairing with a mirrored tray or a 1920s-style ceramic platter would emphasize its Art Deco identity. It would settle most comfortably in interiors that reference mid-century, modernist, or eclectic collector aesthetics.
DIMENSION
Height5 cm
Depth8 cm
Width14 cm
Dimension details
Width14 cm
Height5 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight1 kg
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