Bowl New Look, white beige grey porcelainite, by W. Gołajewska, Zakłady Porcelitu Stołowego Pruszków, Poland, 1960s.
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The 'New Look' bowl from the 1960s exemplifies Polish mid-century modern ceramics, produced by the Pruszków Tableware Porcelain Factory and designed by Wiesława Gołajewska. Crafted from glazed porcelainite, it features the distinctive 'running glaze' effect, creating an irregular, tactile surface. The primary color is a warm, creamy white with subtle beige hues, enhanced by light gray accents especially visible on the three splayed legs and the underside of the bowl. Its proportions are balanced: a wide, shallow bowl supported by sturdy, angled legs, all rendered in the spirit of the experimental design typical of the 1960s. The organic, sculptural qualities of the form place it firmly within the modernist, avant-garde current of postwar Polish ceramics. The overall condition is very good: the bowl shows no cracks or major damage, with only a small area of glaze loss at the tip of one leg, a detail characteristic for authentic vintage pieces from this era.This bowl tells the story of the experimental spirit and boldness of 1960s design, when Polish ceramics embraced new forms of artistic expression. The glaze texture, reminiscent of coral or organic surfaces, speaks to a desire to transcend traditional craft, infusing everyday objects with a subtle artistic edge. The three-legged base and glossy, irregular finish evoke a modernist dialogue between function and form; although utilitarian, the piece captures the eye like a small-scale sculpture, ready to recount tales of creative daring and the quest for beauty in daily life.The bowl can be used as a standalone accent on
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Height7 cm
Length11 cm
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Length11 cm
Height7 cm
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