The 'Zezolek' dachshund from the 1970s is a toy entirely made of glossy black plastic, representing a striking example of Polish design from the PRL era. Its construction features highly stylized, geometric lines, with an exaggerated, elongated body and short legs that capture the essence of the dachshund breed. Moveable parts—the legs, ears, and head—allow dynamic posing, while the long, pointed tail emphasizes its retro-futuristic character. The eyes stand out in bright white with dark pupils, adding a playful and expressive touch. The surface is smooth and lustrous, with subtle joints at the articulated points, characteristic of plastic designs of that era. The piece is in excellent condition: no cracks or notable signs of wear, and the high-gloss finish is perfectly preserved. This dachshund speaks in the voice of the 1970s, when Polish designers boldly embraced modern materials and simplified forms. Its silhouette captures the optimism and imagination of the decade—a time when even a simple toy could serve as a style statement. The distinctive, geometric proportions recall an era when everyday objects merged functionality with a vision of the future, offering both play and admiration. The glossy surface reflects light like a mirror, while the dachshund's slightly crossed eyes evoke the lightheartedness and joy of childhood. The
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Height20 cm
Depth30 cm
Width13 cm
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Width13 cm
Height20 cm
Depth30 cm
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