Bonbonniere Art Deco, white porcelain, Germany, 1930s.
1 984 PLN
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This Art Deco bonbonniere, produced by Mathes & Ebel in Saxony, Germany in the 1930s, exemplifies German porcelain craftsmanship of the interwar period. The vessel is made of cool-toned, high-gloss white porcelain and stands on three spherical feet. Its form is defined by faceted geometry and harmonious proportions (diameter 11.5 cm, height 12 cm). The surface is adorned with hand-painted decorations: panel divisions highlighted with gilding, stepped geometric patterns, and stylized floral motifs in vivid orange-red with black and gray accents. Gold lines emphasize the vertical divisions, the round lid handle, and the edges, reinforcing the architectural character of the design. The body and lid maintain a clean silhouette, while the gloss of the glaze complements the metallic sheen of the gilding. The bonbonniere is preserved in ideal condition, with no signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This porcelain piece evokes the spirit of the 1930s—a time when modernity met ornament, and geometric discipline intertwined with hand-painted detail. Gilded lines guide the gaze, suggesting the rhythm of urban architecture, while the vivid red flowers introduce a subtle note of expression. The porcelain seems to whisper of an era when every detail was an expression of individuality and everyday vessels embodied refined taste.The bonbonniere may find its place on a living room console, among geometric vases or against simple period furniture, where its faceted form and expressive colors will serve as
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Height12 cm
Length11 cm
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Length11 cm
Height12 cm
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