Art Nouveau tea caddy, dark brown glass, Ząbkowice, Poland, early 20th c.
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This tea caddy, produced by Ząbkowice around 1900–1920, embodies the early 20th-century approach to blending utility with decorative artistry. It is crafted from pressed and molded glass, colored in a warm, honey-amber tone throughout the mass. The body features vertically faceted panels that subtly refract light, lending the piece a gentle geometric rhythm. The lid is topped with a substantial, ribbed knob—its flowing, organic lines evoke the Art Nouveau spirit, where natural forms and harmonious proportions were paramount. The glass surface is smooth and luminous, accentuating the caddy's ornamental appeal. The workmanship is evident in the precise molding and seamless integration of lid and body. Condition: excellent, with no signs of damage or restoration. This caddy carries the voice of Central European modernism at the dawn of the 20th century—a period when manufacturers balanced technical innovation with a reverence for handcraft. Through its amber glass, one glimpses echoes of Parisian cafés and bourgeois salons, where tea was both ritual and pleasure. The lid’s organic form, reminiscent of an unfolding bud, speaks of the era’s fascination with nature and the soft, undulating lines that defined Art Nouveau design. Such a piece could be displayed on a living room console or sideboard, especially against pale wood or among a collection of antique glassware. It pairs well with ceramics and objects of natural texture, and when set alongside a geometric
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Height16 cm
Width8 cm
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Width8 cm
Height16 cm
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