Art Deco bonbonniere, uranium glass, Poland, 1930s.
4 250 PLN
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This uranium glass bonbonniere, crafted in Poland in the 1930s, exemplifies the clarity and structure of Art Deco design. Its translucent, cool pale yellow-green coloration—distinctive of uranium glass—gains additional luminosity from the glossy finish, with a remarkable glow when exposed to UV light. The construction follows firmly geometric, tiered lines: both lid and bowl display pronounced, sharply angled facets that recall the stepped ziggurate forms of the era. Linear, symmetrical cut patterns trace the surface, highlighting architectural rhythm typical for the movement. The material—thick pressed uranium glass—presents a smooth yet substantial tactile impression, while precisely cut details along the lower rim add visual depth. With no metal fittings or handles, the object remains an unadorned celebration of sculptural glasswork. Its condition is excellent, with clean, undamaged edges and surfaces, and no visible chips or cracks, testifying to careful preservation and authentic provenance.The piece channels the spirit of Polish Art Deco—a time when craftsmanship responded to the aspirations of modern architecture and technology, captured in luminous glass. Its geometric forms seem to echo the pulse of the 1930s: a fascination with the city, the optimism of progress, and the visual language of movement. The uranium glass glow—sometimes almost futuristic—conjures a modernist ambiance, yet
DIMENSION
Height13 cm
Depth14.5 cm
Width14.5 cm
Dimension details
Width14.5 cm
Height13 cm
Depth14.5 cm
Weight1 kg
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