This silver cup/cebrzyk from the 1960s, attributed to Edward Kierszkowski for the Warsaw-based ORNO cooperative, exemplifies Polish modernism with distinct folkloric influences. The vessel, crafted from 800-grade silver, features a subtly tapering cylindrical body, accentuated by two polished, profiled bands at the rim and base—an homage to traditional wooden ladles. Its entire surface is adorned with a dense, hand-engraved crosshatch pattern, creating a dynamic, tactile texture against the otherwise smooth silver. The handle, rendered as a sculptural, stylized rooster, is formed in a spirit of modernist synthesis: geometric, rounded contours and a characteristic repoussé comb are signature elements of the designer. Every aspect—from the arched cutouts at the base to the detailed rooster handle—is integrally connected, reflecting meticulous handcraftsmanship. The condition is excellent, with a natural period patina, no
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Height7.5 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height7.5 cm
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