Bonbonniere New Look, blue white, porcelain, Chodzież, Poland, 1960s
1 736 PLN
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This bonbonniere, produced by the Chodzież Porcelain Factory in the early 1960s, stands as an example of Polish artistic craftsmanship in the spirit of modernism. Crafted from porcelain, it features a deep cobalt blue as the main color, contrasted by a geometric pattern on the lid: a white grid of irregular rectangles interspersed with small groups of dots. The piece adopts an organic, rounded triangular form with softly contoured edges and a seamless, glossy surface. The proportions are compact and harmonious, with no visible joints or fittings. The underside bears the mark 'Chodzież, MADE IN POLAND,' confirming its authenticity and origin. The condition is very good, with no chips, cracks, or signs of wear.This bonbonniere echoes the visual language of early 1960s Polish modernism, when the aesthetics of everyday objects were infused with a sense of lightness and daring. The rich cobalt hue hints at the optimism of the 'New Look' era, while the geometric pattern reflects influences of abstraction and minimalism. Its organic silhouette, gently catching the light, tells a story of harmony and the pleasure found in small daily rituals—as if inviting one to pause and savor simple joys.It can be displayed on a low sideboard of light wood, where the cobalt shade will highlight the delicacy of the veneer, or paired with other ceramics of clean, modernist form. This piece works well in mid-century modern collector’s interiors, but also in minimalist spaces, where it becomes a vibrant accent. It may be combined with a neutral palette of greys and whites, or textiles in geometric motifs, to enhance its graphic qualities.
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Height6 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height6 cm
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