Art Deco salt cellar, amber glass, Ząbkowice, Poland, 1930s.
320 PLN
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This salt cellar, produced by the Ząbkowice Glassworks in Poland in the 1930s, is crafted from pressed glass in an amber shade with a golden undertone. The body takes the form of a shallow, round bowl with a smooth interior and a flat base for stability. The exterior is adorned with regular, vertical ribbing that lends a geometric structure characteristic of the Art Deco style. The glossy finish accentuates the clarity of the glass and the depth of its color, while the minimalist design—free from additional fittings—focuses on the purity of line and proportion. The condition is very good, with no visible chips, cracks, or signs of wear.Within the amber glass, one can sense the spirit of the 1930s—a period when Polish glassworks experimented with pressing techniques and a new language of form. The vertical ribbing echoes the rhythm and discipline of architectural facades, while the golden hue seems to capture the light of a quiet afternoon, inviting gatherings around the table. The salt cellar's construction tells a story of everyday practicality, where geometric elegance complements rather than competes with function.This piece can serve as a subtle accent in table arrangements inspired by the interwar period, pairing well with porcelain of simple lines or other pressed glassware in similar tones. It could be combined with decorative elements on a console or sideboard—small vases from the era, candlesticks, or glassware with geometric details—to emphasize its historical character. The cellar brings a discreet, warm touch to interiors designed in the spirit of Art Deco as well as more eclectic, collector-oriented spaces.
DIMENSION
Height2 cm
Depth8 cm
Width8 cm
Dimension details
Width8 cm
Height2 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight1 kg
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