Food dome, transparent blue crystal, by S. Haertl, Poland, 1940s.
5 456 PLN
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This indigo crystal food dome, designed by S. Haertl in the 1940s, is a remarkable example of Polish glass craftsmanship from the Art Deco and early modernist era. Crafted from layered leaded glass, it combines crystal-clear transparency with an intense, cool-toned indigo blue, creating a deep mirror-like sheen and a pronounced play of light. The dome’s silhouette is accentuated by vertical, faceted cuts that emphasize its geometric, almost cubist lines. The sculptural handle echoes the form of the dome and integrates seamlessly with the overall proportions, while the wide, flat plate (22 cm diameter) provides a stable base. The design is distinctly Art Deco, with a focus on purity of form, symmetry, and decorative detail. The glass is smooth, highly polished, and free from any signs of wear, chips, or restoration—preserved in ideal condition.The dome embodies the spirit of the 1940s, when geometric discipline and a fascination with light informed even everyday objects. The deep indigo paired with clear glass conjures the atmosphere of elegant, postwar tables, where every detail mattered and light refracted across faceted cuts turned dining into a subtle celebration. This object seems to whisper of a time when utility and artistic ambition were intertwined, and each line was a deliberate gesture.The dome could be paired with minimalist porcelain or classic silver cutlery, setting up a striking contrast between modernist cuts and traditional tableware. It would work well
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Height21 cm
Length17 cm
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Length17 cm
Height21 cm
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