This butter dish from the Warsaw-based Henneberg Brothers manufactory, dating from the 1920s–30s, exemplifies Polish Art Deco, where geometric discipline meets refined craftsmanship. The construction consists of three elements: an octagonal silver-plated brass base, a smooth glass insert with a delicate engraved leaf motif on the underside, and a minimalist lid topped with a stepped cylindrical knob. The overall impression is defined by the cool, mirror-like finish of the metal, contrasted with the transparent clarity of the glass. The proportions are carefully balanced—the broad base ensures stability, while the glass insert fits seamlessly within the structure. On the underside, the elliptical "Bracia Henneberg" hallmark and catalogue number 2355 are visible. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with no visible dents, chips, or tarnishing; the engraving remains crisp and clear.This butter dish speaks in the voice of Polish interwar modernism: its geometric form and restrained detail echo an era when function and noble simplicity defined good taste. The reflective surface catches the light like a still pond on a perfectly set table, while the engraved leaf motif evokes a subtle dialogue between nature and machine-age precision. It is an object that narrates the aspirations and aesthetic quests of Poland’s interwar middle class.On the table, the butter dish can be used in both classic Art Deco-inspired settings and minimalist contemporary interiors, where
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Height8 cm
Length16.5 cm
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Length16.5 cm
Height8 cm
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