This sugar bowl from the 1970s, produced by HSG Ząbkowice in Poland, is a representative example of late Central European modernism in everyday objects. Made from high-transparency, pressed clear glass with no color accents, it is shaped like a goblet: a wide, softly rounded bowl narrows smoothly into a short, sturdy stem and a stable, circular foot. The dynamic spiral ribbing on the exterior creates a rhythmic texture and enhances the light-reflecting quality of the glossy surface. The seamless, one-piece construction emphasizes coherence and visual unity; the proportions are balanced, with the bowl dominating visually over the understated base. The condition is very good, with no traces of use—no chips, cracks, or scratches—and the glass has retained its original clarity and gloss.This object carries the voice of the daily rituals of the 1970s, when modernism entered home interiors, emphasizing simplicity and function. The spiral ribbing hints at the passage of time and the rhythm of gatherings at the table or afternoon coffee conversations. The transparency of the glass allows each glint of light to tell a story—a reflection of an era that valued pure forms and honest materials, leaving space for personal interpretation.The sugar bowl can be paired with other glassware from the 1960s and 1970s, whether clear or colored, or with smooth ceramics in minimalist shapes. It would make a refined centerpiece on a coffee table in a contemporary living room, but also fits perfectly in a collector’s set of HSG Ząbkowice pieces or Central European utilitarian glass. It is worth combining with white porcelain or textiles featuring geometric patterns to highlight its modernist lineage.
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Height13 cm
Width10 cm
Length10 cm
Dimension details
Length10 cm
Height13 cm
Width10 cm
Weight1 kg
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