Bonbonniere New Look, blue white, porcelain, Chodzież, Poland, 1960s.
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This bonbonniere, produced by the Chodzież Porcelain and Porcelainite Factory in the early 1960s, is an example of Polish artistic craftsmanship in the spirit of mid-century modern. The irregular, organic form with softly rounded edges evokes the 'New Look' style characteristic of post-war modernism. The porcelainite body is coated in a deep, cool blue with a high-gloss glaze, contrasted by a hand-painted geometric pattern in white on the lid. The abstract decoration features intersecting dynamic lines, dots, and a single triangular accent, highlighting the interplay between functionality and bold modernist ornamentation. Its low and wide proportions (height 6 cm, width 12.9 cm, length 16 cm) enhance the impression of fluidity and lightness. The underside bears the 'Chodzież, MADE IN POLAND' mark, confirming its authenticity. The condition is very good, with no visible signs of use or damage.The form of this bonbonniere tells the story of Polish modernism in the 1960s—a period seeking modernity in everyday objects. The smooth, glossy surface reflects light like a sheet of glass, while the geometric motif on the lid reads as a graphic impression of an era intent on combining utility with abstract finesse. Though designed for storing sweets or small treasures, this object brings a subtle rhythm of postwar optimism to the interior, inviting the celebration of daily rituals in a fresh, contemporary style.The bonbonniere can be displayed on a sideboard in the living room or on a dining table, where its striking color and geometric decoration become a focal point. It pairs well with other ceramics from the era or with minimalist wooden accessories
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Height6 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height6 cm
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