This porcelain dish, produced in 1959 by the Wałbrzych Porcelain Factory, exemplifies the Polish mid-century modern design movement. Its triangular shape with softly rounded edges combines a minimalist silhouette with a decorative surface—a deep, cool-toned turquoise glaze is accented by white, radiating lines and delicate dots, creating a dynamic, abstract motif reminiscent of sunbursts. The rim is highlighted with a slender white line, subtly contrasting the saturated interior. Crafted from porcelain using a sprayed glaze technique, the surface is smooth and free from visible wear, chips, or restoration. The dish measures 3 cm in height and 13.5 cm in diameter. It is preserved in very good condition, showing no signs of damage or repairs.This piece encapsulates the voice of postwar Polish modernity—an object that tells the story of the 1950s, when geometric abstraction and bold colors entered everyday life. The asymmetrical form and rhythmic pattern evoke an era of experimentation and creative optimism that defined design studios of the time. The dish seems to capture light and movement, recalling spring afternoons over tea, when modernity meant freshness and possibility.It can be displayed on an oak sideboard or console in the living room, where the saturated turquoise will accentuate a neutral interior palette. The vivid pattern pairs well with simple, light-toned ceramics and transparent glassware. In mid-century modern arrangements, the dish may be combined with furniture featuring geometric lines and period accessories—such as a chrome table lamp or minimalist graphic art. For collectors, it can serve as a standalone accent on a shelf or among a set of 'Pikasy' pieces, highlighting its Polish origin and modernist spirit.
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Height3 cm
Length13.5 cm
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Length13.5 cm
Height3 cm
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