Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s.
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195590
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195591
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195592
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195593
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195594
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195595
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - 195596
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Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s.

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This set of two decorative dishes, designed by Ada Chmiel for the Steatyt porcelain factory in Katowice circa 1960, captures a moment of bold experimentation in Polish mid-century ceramics. Crafted from glazed white porcelain, both pieces take on an organic, asymmetrical teardrop or leaf shape, reflecting the modernist tendencies and pop art influences of the 1960s. The primary color is a deep, glossy black with a high-shine finish, contrasted by hand-painted white geometric motifs and gold detailing. The gold accents introduce a subtle glow, while the white patterns evoke a sense of movement and graphic clarity. The dishes are in very good condition—surfaces are smooth and lustrous, displaying no visible signs of wear or damage; the undersides and edges are carefully finished.These dishes seem to speak with the voice of the 1960s, a time when Polish design sought its own identity by balancing functionality with artistic flair. Each dish tells a story of the era: black as a symbol of modernity, gold as a touch of festivity in everyday objects. Their sculptural form and bold contrasts echo the optimism of pop art and the courage of designers who played with light and surface to create graphic impact.The dishes can be used as decorative highlights in a living room, displayed atop a dark wooden or marble sideboard, or as statement pieces on a mid-century modern dining table. They would pair well with other ceramics of simplified form, colored glassware, or metallic accents in gold and black. Consider combining them with textiles featuring geometric patterns or minimalist graphic art on the wall to accentuate their bold, graphic character and references to 1960s aesthetics.The larger dish measures
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Height17.5 cm
Pair of dishes, black porcelain, by A. Chmiel, Steatyt, Poland, 1960s. - DIMENSION
Width12 cm
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  • Height17.5 cm
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