Decorative plate, green black white porcelain, by T. Waligórska, Poland, 1960s.
5 456 PLN
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This decorative porcelain plate was designed by Teresa Waligórska in the 1960s for the Wałbrzych Porcelain Factory, representing a striking example of Polish mid-century utilitarian modernism. The plate has a classic, shallow and wide form with gently sloping edges, echoing the functionalist principles of the era. Its matte, olive-green surface serves as a background for the central motif: a stylized, black-and-white architectural composition rendered in sharp, graphic lines. The decoration embodies the mid-century modern affinity for geometric rhythm and contrast, all expressed with remarkable restraint. The pattern is crisp and perfectly preserved; the entire plate shows no signs of use, damage, or restoration—the surface remains smooth, the motif vivid, and the edges clean. The piece is in very good condition, with no visible damage or signs of wear.This plate speaks in the voice of 1960s Poland—a time when modernity sought harmony with everyday life. The matte green porcelain recalls quiet courtyards and urban alleyways, the very inspiration for the graphic motif. The black and white illustration—at once geometric and subtly poetic—tells a story of architecture as both order and imagination, as if
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Height2.4 cm
Length30.5 cm
Dimension details
Length30.5 cm
Height2.4 cm
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