This ceramic bonbonniere by Jasba, produced in Germany during the 1960s, is defined by a compact rectangular form with thick, softly rounded sides. The surface features a mottled, semi-matte olive green glaze—rich in earthy undertones and merging subtly into lighter green and sandy beige accents. The flat lid is topped by a sculptural, organic handle in brown-gold hues reminiscent of a shell or stylized natural motif. Close inspection reveals gentle sheen along curved edges, intentional glaze variations, and fine crackle typical of mid-century studio ceramics, as well as a partially intact Jasba maker's sticker on the front. The box is constructed with precise joints and a robust quality; the lid fits seamlessly, demonstrating attention to craftsmanship. No cracks or chips are present, but there are authentic signs of age in the form of slight patina and minor glaze wear. Overall, the piece is in excellent condition, distinguished by its understated vintage character and minimal, superficial traces of use. This object echoes a chapter of German modernism, when geometric clarity met organic accent and the texture of materials. The sculptural handle, evoking a shell interpreted through mid-century eyes, playfully animates the otherwise simple silhouette—as if the bonbonniere aims to quietly surprise: here a shadow of olive, there a glint of glaze where forms fold. The delicate crazing and natural color transitions speak to Jasba's workshop ethos, allowing the daily utility of the piece to catch light and reflect touch and time without unnecessary sentimentality. The bonbonniere can be placed on a sideboard or tabletop in an interior inspired
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Height12 cm
Depth13 cm
Width17 cm
Dimension details
Width17 cm
Height12 cm
Depth13 cm
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