This Belgian ceramic cat figurine, dating from the 1950s, exemplifies decorative mid-century modern style. Made from smooth ceramic with a deep, glossy black glaze, it presents an elongated, slender silhouette defined by fluid, geometric lines. The only color accent consists of hand-painted golden dots for the eyes, subtly contrasting with the monochrome surface. The rectangular base is seamlessly integrated, enhancing the sculptural quality and ensuring stability. The surface is free from visible damage, chips, or traces of restoration. Preserved in excellent condition—no signs of use typical for objects from this era. The listed price refers to one piece of the product. This ceramic cat evokes the spirit of postwar Europe, where design sought new simplicity and lightness. The elongated figure and minimalist, abstract form narrate a story of modernist pursuit—of art striving for closeness to everyday life while shunning unnecessary ornamentation. The smooth, mirror-black glaze reflects light, enveloping the figurine in a subtle aura—like a silent gesture of elegance that complements, rather than dominates, its setting. The figurine can be displayed on a low sideboard made of light wood or on a shelf with clean lines, where its geometric form and glossy surface create a bold, graphic accent. It works well in mid-century modern, minimalist, or eclectic interiors, and may be paired with other simple decorations—a glass vase, a lamp with a matte texture, or a framed graphic print. Among objects in subdued colors, the black cat stands out, introducing a touch of modernist narrative to the space.
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Height17 cm
Width6 cm
Length20 cm
Dimension details
Length20 cm
Height17 cm
Width6 cm
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