This vintage glass holder, produced around 1980 in Warsaw by the renowned Schiffers manufactory, is a testament to late 20th-century Polish craftsmanship. Made from brass plated with a thin layer of silver or nickel, it features a warm, slightly yellowish silver exterior and a distinctly golden interior where the brass is exposed. The outer surface is adorned with delicate, hand-engraved floral motifs and a centrally placed painter’s palette, intended as a cartouche for customization. The handle is a defining element: rectangular in profile and styled to resemble intertwined twigs, its rough, intricate texture contrasts with the smoother, gently curved body of the holder. The proportions are harmonious, with a subtly flared rim and a sturdy, well-attached handle, reflecting a thoughtful approach to both form and function. The condition is very good, with minor abrasions and patina typical for objects of this period, but no visible damage or repairs—all elements appear original and authentic.This holder narrates the quiet story of a transitional era—Poland in the 1980s, when everyday objects blended functionality with a desire for decorative detail. The engraved floral patterns and painter’s palette evoke themes of individuality and creative freedom, even within limited circumstances. The organic handle hints at inspiration drawn from nature, while the blank cartouche invites personal engraving, adding an intimate layer to the object’s history. Its patina and gentle abrasions speak of countless tea or coffee gatherings—a tactile memory woven into the ritual of the family table.The holder can be paired with thick-walled glassware or classic porcelain to create a distinctive, nostalgic accent
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Height7.4 cm
Length12.5 cm
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Length12.5 cm
Height7.4 cm
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