Pitcher, lime green, soda-lime glass, by Z. Horbowy, Huta Szkła 'Barbara', Poland, 1970s
1 500 PLN
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This pitcher, designed by Zbigniew Horbowy and produced at the 'Barbara' Artistic Glassworks in Polanica-Zdrój, exemplifies Polish modernism of the 1970s. Its minimalist, functional silhouette reflects the spirit of Mid-Century Modern, with an emphasis on clean lines, balanced proportions, and an expressive use of material. Crafted from soda-lime glass colored in mass, the vessel features a vivid lime green hue with a subtle yellow undertone, giving it a fresh and luminous character. The body is hand-formed using a controlled air bubble technique, resulting in a delicate, evenly distributed network of bubbles within the glass. The glossy finish enhances the vibrancy, while the solid, smoothly attached handle and wide, precision-cut lens base add visual weight and stability. A subtly flared rim with a pronounced spout underscores the pitcher’s utilitarian roots. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with no visible chips or losses.This pitcher echoes the language of 1970s Polish modernism, where simplicity and clarity of form took precedence. The luminous lime green glass—full of light and optimism—seems to tell a story about seeking freshness in everyday objects. The network of air bubbles captures the fleeting moment of glassmaking, blending craftsmanship with artistry. One can imagine the pitcher declaring: “My place is both at the table and among collectors. I am a
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Height29 cm
Length18 cm
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Length18 cm
Height29 cm
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