Pair of inkwells Art Deco, transparent green crystal glass, Poland, 1920s
719 PLN
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This pair of desk inkwells from the 1920s–1930s, produced by the Zawiercie Glassworks in Poland, exemplifies the peak of Polish craftsmanship during the flourishing era of Art Deco. Each inkwell is crafted from faceted, hand-cut crystal glass, featuring a geometric hexagonal base with pronounced edges and a substantial, weighty presence. The bodies, made of clear, colorless crystal, possess a polished finish that accentuates their brilliance and transparency. The lids, fashioned from thick glass in a shade of olive green, are cut into a multi-angled, pyramid-like form, creating a striking contrast with the transparent bases. The green glass is semi-transparent, with a glossy surface that reflects light in a distinctive manner. The overall design is unmistakably Art Deco, emphasizing symmetry, geometric rigor, and a modernist aesthetic. Both inkwells retain all original elements, with smooth surfaces and sharp lines, free from visible damage or restoration; their condition is described as very good, showing only minimal signs of age. The product is sold as a set – a pair of inkwells.These inkwells echo the spirit of the interwar years, when Polish glassworks such as Zawiercie combined technological innovation with a pursuit of modern elegance. Their faceted forms and contrasting colors conjure the atmosphere of historic studies
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Height7 cm
Length6 cm
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Length6 cm
Height7 cm
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