This glass dessert cup from Huta Szkła Ząbkowice is a representative example of 1970s Polish utilitarian design, crafted from clear pressed glass in a cool, transparent tone. The proportions are harmonious: a wide, shallow bowl rests atop a sturdy, faceted stem and broad, stable foot. Vertical ribbing and radiating reliefs decorate the entire form, lending it a distinct texture and geometric cohesion. The surface is smooth to the touch in undecorated sections, while the ribbed details enhance the play of light across the glass. The cup is preserved in very good condition, with no discoloration, chips, or visible signs of use. This goblet-like dessert cup seems to echo the narrative of everyday life in 1970s Poland, when pressed glassware became a staple on family tables, balancing decorative appeal with functional purpose. Its silhouette carries the rhythm of the era: considered proportions, a robust profile, and graphic ribbing imbue it with the spirit of the practical yet festive object. The cool clarity of the glass and the reassuring weight in hand evoke scenes of home gatherings and desserts served with a sense of occasion. The cup can be used for serving ice cream, fruit, or jellied desserts, or as a standalone decorative accent on a console or shelf—either solo or combined with other vintage glassware. It will bring a subtle retro atmosphere to mid-century modern interiors, an eclectic living room, or a minimalist dining space, where it pairs well with ceramics, linen tablecloths, and chromed cutlery, highlighting the historical context of Polish glass design. The listed price is for one piece.
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Height15 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height15 cm
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