Dish, turquoise transparent soda glass, by Z. Horbowy, Poland, 1980s.
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This decorative dish, designed by Zbigniew Horbowy and produced by INCO-Veritas in Wrocław, is a notable example of Polish glass modernism from the 1980s. Formed from mass-colored soda-lime glass, the piece is defined by its vivid turquoise hue, which allows light to flow through and accentuates the clarity and purity of the material. The classic, open bowl shape features harmonious proportions, a gently tapering base, and a finely ground bottom providing stability. A slim black accent line frames the rim, while the highly polished, mirror-like finish enhances the glass’s luminosity. The dish shows no chips, cracks, or signs of wear—its condition is excellent.This object speaks with the distinct voice of 1980s Polish design: a meeting of coloristic energy and strict, pure form. The dish could recount a time when modernity and utility merged boldly with expressive aesthetics—its turquoise shade evokes freshness and light, while the cool sheen of glass recalls the artistic experiments of a transformative era. To a contemporary viewer, it presents not only as a serving vessel but as an autonomous work that deliberately transcends the boundary between function and art.In interior arrangements, the dish can serve as a vivid focal point on a dining table or sideboard. It may be paired with minimalist, light-toned surfaces to highlight its radiance, or combined with other glass or ceramic objects in contrasting colors. It fits effortlessly into both modernist and eclectic collector spaces—one might juxtapose it with geometric tableware, simple metal candlesticks, or glassware in
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Height5.5 cm
Length28.5 cm
Dimension details
Length28.5 cm
Height5.5 cm
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