This pressed glass sugar bowl from the 1970s, produced by Huta Hortensja in Poland, exemplifies postmodern 'new look' design with a nod to Art Deco influences. The clear, transparent glass has a cool tone and high clarity, featuring a faceted surface with vertical ridges and diamond-like motifs. Two angular, symmetrical handles with an architectural, sculptural form define the silhouette. The glossy finish enhances the bowl's brilliance and light-reflecting qualities. The proportions are balanced, with a wide, flared body supported by a sturdy base. The glass is thick and robust, free from chips, cracks, or significant wear. Condition: good, original elements, no signs of restoration.The sugar bowl’s geometric lines and sharp facets evoke the spirit of the 1970s, when Polish utility glassware embraced modern sculptural forms and the play of light. This object tells a story of an era when even an everyday table accessory became a statement of decorative boldness. Transparent glass refracts light to create subtle rainbow reflections, as if the vessel itself captures fleeting moments of brilliance from a time when design redefined the relationship between form and function.The sugar bowl can be paired with other geometric glass pieces or classic porcelain to highlight the contrast between materials and eras. It would work well in eclectic collector’s interiors or a minimalist dining setting, where the play of light on the faceted surface becomes a discreet table accent. It may also be matched with chrome or steel accessories—whether in a mid-century modern or contemporary context—to emphasize its postmodern origins.
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Height9 cm
Depth10 cm
Width14 cm
Dimension details
Width14 cm
Height9 cm
Depth10 cm
Weight1 kg
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