This domino set from the 1950s is an example of mid-20th-century Polish utilitarian design. The set comprises rectangular tiles made from wood, stained in a deep, matte black, with visible wood grain and subtle irregularities that suggest hand-finishing. The dots on the tiles are painted or inlaid in bright white, offering a sharp contrast against the dark background. The set is housed in a sturdy cardboard case, covered with dark green, slightly textured paper. The lid features a colorful, vintage-style label with the word 'DOMINO' in bold, orange-red letters against a yellow field, accented with decorative black and green elements that reflect the graphic language of the 1950s. Overall, the set remains in very good condition, showing only minor signs of use and no significant damage.In its simple forms and vivid colors, this set tells the story of postwar Poland, where everyday life found rhythm in small pleasures. The matte black of the tiles and the contrasting white dots evoke memories of family evenings around the table, while the stylized label on the case recalls a period when graphic design was both functional and quietly optimistic. Each tile, with its gentle patina, carries traces of past games—moments where the rules of play and the closeness of shared experiences were equally important.The domino set can be displayed on an oak coffee table or in a display cabinet alongside other mid-century curios. It would suit a collector's interior inspired by vintage or retro style, and could also enhance a minimalist space, where a single historic accent adds individual character. It pairs well with books, graphic art, or other period accessories, highlighting both its cultural context and graphic heritage.
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Height4 cm
Length17 cm
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Length17 cm
Height4 cm
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