This bear figurine from the 1920s was crafted by the Ząbkowice Glassworks, a manufacturer renowned for its expertise in pressed soda-lime glass. The piece features a stylized yet dynamic form, achieved through precise mold work that captures both the animal's natural contours and the geometric, faceted elements of the base. The coloration transitions smoothly from deep amber-brown and reddish tones at the base to lighter honey and golden hues around the head and snout. A glossy finish enhances the clarity and depth of the glass, while the harmonious proportions and forward-leaning pose emphasize a sense of movement and strength. The surface texture, detailed to imitate fur with a slightly rough finish, contrasts with the sharply defined, crystalline facets of the base—testament to the craftsmanship and attention to artistic expression. The figurine is preserved in very good condition, with no visible damage or restoration; the original patina and coloration remain intact.This object speaks to the spirit of Polish interwar design, where geometric abstraction and stylized nature reflected the modernist tendencies of the Art Deco era. The bear, depicted mid-stride, seems to narrate a story of resilience and independence—values cherished in its time. The warm gradients and interplay of light across the glass evoke the ambiance of historic interiors, where decorative art was both ornament and a symbol of its epoch. The crystalline facets of the base catch and refract light like a mountain stream, while the abstracted form bridges the organic grace of nature with architectural discipline.The figurine can be displayed on a low walnut console or a matte wood shelf to accentuate its depth of color. It pairs well with
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Height14 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height14 cm
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