This glass egg-shaped bonbonniere, produced by HSG Ząbkowice in Poland during the 1970s, exemplifies the distinctive decorative design of the PRL era. Made from thick, clear glass with a cool undertone and medium transparency, it consists of two precisely fitted parts: a lid and a base. The surface is adorned with pressed, stylized motifs of leaves and flowers, typical of mid-20th-century Central European decorative glass – the raised patterns are glossy, while the background has a finely textured, matte finish. Its symmetrical, balanced form and geometric reliefs evoke elements of Art Deco, while maintaining the practical utility of an everyday trinket box. The glass reveals mold seams characteristic of the production process, and minimal nicks on the rim are visible – consistent with age and normal use. The overall condition is good, with no significant damage or repairs; the piece retains its authentic, original character and shows no signs of contemporary restoration. This container embodies the spirit of the 1970s and the aesthetics of the Polish People's Republic, when decorative glassware was not only a household staple but also a reflection of aspirations toward timeless elegance in everyday life. Its closed, oval form with rhythmic, repeated motifs seems to speak of the desire for harmony and order in the home environment of the time. The subtle interplay of matte and gloss enhances the play of light, which shifts throughout the day, casting soft reflections across the glass leaves and flowers. This object ‘remembers’ an era when even a utilitarian vessel
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Height10 cm
Width9 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height10 cm
Width9 cm
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