This guilloché milk jug, produced in Warsaw by Norblin & Ska. in the late 19th century, is an example of refined Polish silver-plated metalwork. The jug is made of brass, with a silver-plated exterior and a gold-plated interior, presenting a cool, silvery sheen on the outside and a warm, golden tone within. Most of the body is covered with a fine, engine-turned guilloché pattern, while one side features an engraved cartouche—likely intended for a monogram. The elegantly curved handle, with a decorative band at the top, and the smoothly integrated spout emphasize the historicist aesthetic. The balanced proportions, subtle ornamentation, and mirrored finish are characteristic of late 19th-century historicism and eclecticism, with distinct neoclassical references. The construction is solid, with visible seams and a carefully crafted handle attachment. The jug is in very good condition: only minimal signs of use, no visible dents or cracks, and the original finishes remain intact.The form of this object gives voice to the late 19th century—a time when urban salons and dining rooms blended the culture of the table with the innovations of modern craftsmanship. The mirror-like surface reflects the light, while the gilded interior suggests the warmth of domestic ritual. Though small, the
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Height6 cm
Width11 cm
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Width11 cm
Height6 cm
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