Produced in 1959 by the Wałbrzych Porcelain Factory, this dish exemplifies the refined modernist design of mid-century Poland. Crafted from porcelain, it features a softly rounded triangular form with subtly curved edges. The deep, cool turquoise color is finished with a glossy glaze that enhances its vibrancy. The interior is decorated with a regular pattern of thin, vertical white lines, while the rim is delicately outlined in white, offering a gentle contrast to the bold turquoise. The porcelain is smooth and finely finished, with no visible traces of use or damage. The dish is in very good condition, showing no flaws, chips, or restoration.This dish evokes an era when Polish modernism drew on European avant-garde influences, yet forged its own graphic language. Its form and color recall the postwar fascination with Picasso's art and bold ceramic experimentation. Geometric restraint meets the energy of color here—as if the piece whispered of the desire for freshness and modernity that defined Polish design in the 1950s. The smooth porcelain and graphic white accents conjure the optimism of the era—light reflects off the glaze, revealing the rhythm of lines at the base and highlighting the finesse of its proportions.Such dishes can be displayed on low consoles, sideboards, or coffee tables in the living room, where their form and color become focal points. They may be paired with other 1950s ceramics or minimalist glassware to underscore their modernist lineage. The dish works well in both mid-century modern settings and eclectic collector interiors. It can be combined with neutral textiles to enhance the turquoise depth, or with metallic accents to emphasize the graphic quality of its design.
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Height3 cm
Length13.5 cm
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Length13.5 cm
Height3 cm
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