This modernist sugar bowl, produced by Hefra in Warsaw during the 1960s, embodies a dialogue between restrained simplicity and ornamental detail. Crafted from galvanised brass, it presents a cool, silvery hue with a mirrored, highly reflective surface. The smoothly rounded body sits atop a flared pedestal base adorned with stylised, embossed leaf motifs. The domed lid features a radiating, ribbed pattern and is finished with a decorative finial reminiscent of a flower bud. Two highly decorative handles, with organic, twisting forms evoking vines and delicate leaves, contrast with the calm geometric main silhouette. A finely ribbed band encircles the rim, adding textural interest. The bowl is in very good condition, retaining its original patina and finish, with all elements authentic and intact and no visible signs of restoration.This object echoes the voice of Polish 1960s modernism—functional at heart, yet attuned to the symbolism of form. The sugar bowl tells a story of an era when craftsmanship was meant to be both practical and quietly expressive. Its mirrored surface captures and reflects the soft play of light, as if preserving the conversations shared over coffee, while the
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Height18 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height18 cm
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