Decorative Bottle Bizon, white porcelain, Lichte Fine China, Germany, 1970s.
110 PLN
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This porcelain 'Bizon' vodka bottle, crafted in 1968 by Lichte Fine China in Germany, embodies key features of 1960s modern industrial design. The vessel stands 23 cm tall and displays a slender, geometric silhouette with a distinctly fluted neck and regular vertical grooves accentuating its upright proportions. The glossy, slightly ivory-white glaze serves as a refined ground for carefully applied hand-painted accents: a deep cobalt blue, naturalistic bison motif at the center front, framed by delicate black vertical lines that evoke the fluidity and rhythm of the form. Near the base, a shallow geometric border and a thin black circle complete the composition, all executed in a restrained mid-century modern spirit. The bottle features original factory stickers and a manufacturer’s mark on the base. Condition is very good—no cracks, chips, or discolouration are apparent, and all painted details remain crisp. This object carries the voice of an era that valued harmony between function and ornament. Its geometric clarity, enlivened by a striking yet measured painterly detail, echoes the German design ideals of accessible utility and meticulous attention to everyday objects. The bison, rendered with lifelike anatomical precision, alludes not only to the brand but also to strength and a tamed wildness, tamed by the measured hand of a mid-century artisan. Slanted light highlights the sheen of the glaze, drawing shadows in the grooves and creating a subtle interplay between industrial art and handcraftsmanship. The bottle can be displayed on a modern lounge shelf or a classic collector’s sideboard
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Height23 cm
Width10 cm
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Width10 cm
Height23 cm
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