This 1950s Polish key holder is crafted entirely from cast brass in a warm, muted gold tone with a matte finish. The central motif features a relief horse's head set against a stylized horseshoe, the arms of which flow seamlessly into three integrated hooks for hanging keys. The brass surface is smooth, with subtle casting irregularities and a natural patina that gently highlights its vintage age. The compact, harmonious form references mid-century modernism in Poland, combining everyday practicality with decorative intent. The proportions are balanced — the horse's head slightly raised against the horseshoe, the hooks robust and stable — and the entire piece has been preserved in very good condition, showing minor traces of gentle aging but no visible damage.In this modest object resonates the postwar hope and artisanal pragmatism of the 1950s. The brass speaks of daily attention to detail, while the horse motif and horseshoe — symbols of strength and good fortune — evoke a time when household accessories were subtle statements of taste. The patina and gentle wear tell the story of passing decades, and the key holder itself seems to whisper of an era when practicality carried the promise of optimism.It may be hung in a hallway or near the entrance, serving both as a practical and discreetly decorative accent. It pairs well with other era-appropriate accessories — brass frames, ceramic details, or graphic art inspired by Polish posters — or as a standalone piece against a raw plaster or light-colored wall, allowing the noble patina and sculpted relief of the brass to come to the fore.
DIMENSION
Height10 cm
Depth2 cm
Width13 cm
Dimension details
Width13 cm
Height10 cm
Depth2 cm
Weight0.5 kg
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