Art Deco salt cellar, glass, Ząbkowice, Poland, 1970s.
220 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 11528
This salt cellar, produced in the 1970s by HSG Ząbkowice, exemplifies pressed glassware with a form rooted in the Art Deco tradition. Crafted from smooth, golden-amber glass, it features a round shape with thick walls and a solid base for stability. The vertical, geometric ribbed pattern along the sides highlights its decorative qualities, while the glossy finish emphasizes the depth of the color. Its construction balances simplicity with function, making it both practical and visually distinctive. The piece is free from visible damage or signs of wear – its condition is classified as very good.The form of this salt cellar tells the story of an era when everyday objects sought to bring a touch of geometry and reflected light to the table. The amber glass evokes warm 1970s afternoons, when even small details helped to create an inviting dining atmosphere. The regular ribbing, smooth surface, and substantial weight speak to the Ząbkowice glassworks tradition – a commitment to enduring form and careful craftsmanship.This piece can be paired with clear or milky porcelain to make its golden hue stand out against neutral tableware. It works well in eclectic or vintage-inspired settings – alongside silver cutlery, linen napkins, and simple glassware. It introduces a retro accent to the arrangement, which can be highlighted by combining it with other period accessories or glassware in contrasting tones.No technical or care instructions are provided. Pressed glass can be cleaned with a mild detergent, taking care to avoid scratches when in contact with hard surfaces.
DIMENSION
Height2 cm
Depth8 cm
Width8 cm
Dimension details
Width8 cm
Height2 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight1 kg
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