This glass holder, produced by the Fraget workshop in Warsaw between 1918 and 1926, exemplifies fine craftsmanship at the crossroads of late Art Nouveau and early Art Deco. The brass body is silver-plated and adorned with delicate engine-turned guilloche, creating a subtle, rhythmic pattern across the surface. The rim features a scalloped, openwork edge that lightens the compact silhouette, while the simple cylindrical handle is topped with a flat, round thumb rest, also silver-plated. The central laurel wreath motif with belt and clasp leaves space for a custom engraving—typical of pieces intended as gifts or for the domestic rituals of the upper classes. Proportions are balanced, with a gently flared body and stable, rounded base. A clear maker’s mark and imperial eagle motif are visible beneath. The piece remains in good condition, displaying natural patina, minor scratches, and areas of gentle tarnish that emphasize its age and authenticity.This modest object conjures the atmosphere of 1920s Warsaw parlors, where daily life intertwined with ritual. The fine guilloche and cool silver finish whisper of quiet afternoons spent over tea, when both gesture and detail mattered. The laurel motif suggests prestige and a respect for tradition, while the blank cartouche invites a personal story—as if the holder awaits the mark of a family identity.Today, the Fraget glass holder may be paired with a simple, cylindrical glass to set off its ornamentation. It works well within a classic dining setting with antique accents, or as a singular vintage highlight in a modern arrangement. It can be combined with other silver-plated table accessories, or placed alone on a minimalist tray to showcase its historic character and sculptural form.
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Height6.6 cm
Length7.4 cm
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Length7.4 cm
Height6.6 cm
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