This modernist silver sugar bowl, crafted from solid 800-grade silver, exemplifies the artistry of Polish silversmithing from the 1960s. Made in a Warsaw atelier and marked with the AK initials and the official Polish assay mark of the postwar era, it stands on four cylindrical, geometric legs and takes the form of a slightly irregular, flattened oval. The bowl is crowned with a precisely hinged lid topped by a sculpted cylindrical handle, ensuring architectural cohesion and clear references to the geometric motifs of the interwar period. The surface is finished with hand-applied hammering (martelé) and vertical fluting, which, combined with the cool matte silver, creates a dynamic play of light. The minimalist aesthetic is distinctly inspired by the design language of Julia Keilowa—the leading figure of Polish Art Deco and modernism. Preserved in very good condition, the piece retains its original patina, shows no dents or deformations, and the hinge operates smoothly.The form of this sugar bowl tells the story of an era
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Height10.5 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height10.5 cm
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