Jardiniere Art Deco, green, glass, Huta Niemen, Poland, 1930s.
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This jardiniere from Huta Niemen is a quintessential example of interwar Polish pressed glass, produced in Brzozówka between 1926 and 1939. Crafted from clear, vibrant light-green glass with a glossy finish, it features a precisely ground and polished base for stability. The bowl’s form is rooted in Art Deco, with geometric, fan-like motifs radiating from the base and sides rising in a series of sharp, faceted peaks. Its sculptural silhouette and crisp ridges refract light dynamically across the surface. The piece is in very good condition – with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This jardiniere carries the spirit of the 1930s, when Polish glass sought a modern identity in conversation with European avant-garde trends. Its cool, green translucency evokes the ambiance of modernist salons and dining rooms, where form was both an ornament and a statement of style. The sharply angled peaks and radiating fan motifs tell a story of an era when everyday objects took on a sculptural presence, and light played across their surfaces with the optimism and freshness of Art Deco.The bowl can be displayed on a console or dining table, where its geometric form creates a striking accent – it may be paired with other period glassware or minimalist porcelain. In a contemporary setting, it works well against light, matte backgrounds, highlighting its faceted structure through shifting light and shadow. It can serve as a decorative highlight on a sideboard beside books or a single floral arrangement; in an eclectic interior, combining it with ceramics and brass will further emphasize its historical provenance.
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Height9 cm
Length24 cm
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Length24 cm
Height9 cm
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