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Bonbonniere, black and white faience, Institute of Industrial Design, 1950s
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Bonbonniere, black and white faience, Institute of Industrial Design, 1950s

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This bonbonniere from Włocławek, dating to 1959, is a notable example of Polish artistic ceramics designed by the Institute of Industrial Design. Crafted from glazed, hand-painted faience, it features a harmonious geometric form: an elongated oval shape with subtly faceted sides, a wide body narrowing toward the base, and a lid that fits seamlessly. The surface is finished in a deep, cool black with a high-gloss sheen, animated by dynamic, irregular white lines creating a bold, abstract, almost optical pattern. This decoration covers both the lid and the body, while the lid itself is crowned with an integrated, sculptural circular handle. The entire piece presents a cohesive and fresh impression, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration. The bonbonniere is preserved in very good condition—its smooth and glossy surface enhancing its appeal as a collectible object.This piece speaks with the voice of the late 1950s, a time when Polish modernism embraced synthetic forms and graphic contrasts. The lively, hand-drawn pattern echoes the artistic experimentation of the era, as if the object itself wished to tell of the enthusiasm with which the designers of the Institute of Industrial Design sought new means of expression for everyday vessels. The glossy faience reflects light, while the irregular lines enliven the form, adding movement and energy to its simple function. More than just a container for sweets, it stands as a visual manifesto of the boldness and imagination of mid-century Polish design.The bonbonniere can be combined with other geometric forms from the 1950s or 1960s—such as porcelain vases or glass bowls—to create a cohesive
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Height11.5 cm
Bonbonniere, black and white faience, Institute of Industrial Design, 1950s - DIMENSION
Length16.6 cm
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  • Length16.6 cm
  • Height11.5 cm
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