This sugar bowl, produced by Chodzież in the 1970s, is crafted in fine porcelain and reflects the late Rococo style—an intersection of European decorative tradition and Polish artisanal precision. The body is finished in a warm, creamy ivory with a marbled pattern of light beige and subtle gold, culminating in a bulbous silhouette set on a gently raised foot. The lid is topped with an ornate finial, and the handles and finial are adorned with a glossy gold glaze, their asymmetrical, flowing lines referencing the exuberance of 18th-century rocaille design. The entire piece is finished with a smooth, lustrous glaze, emphasizing the craftsmanship and attention to detail. The sugar bowl is in good condition: the porcelain surface is free from cracks or chips, and the gold accents are intact, showing only minimal signs of use.This piece echoes an era when Polish porcelain factories drew upon courtly traditions, reinterpreting them within the context of the late 20th century. Its form seems to narrate a longing for the refinement and ritual of past centuries, when every gesture at the table was a small ceremony and objects served both practical and decorative purposes. The gold highlights and marbled surface evoke the soft glow of historic salons—spaces where lightness of form coexisted with the intricacy of ornament.The 1970s Chodzież sugar bowl may be combined with classic tableware or brought into more eclectic, collector-oriented interiors. It could be paired with porcelain in varying shades of white or juxtaposed with geometric tableware to emphasize a dialogue between eras. Linen, glass, or silver accessories will complement its presence, especially during afternoon tea or a formal breakfast, where it will serve as a quiet yet decorative accent on the table.
DIMENSION
Height15 cm
Depth13 cm
Width15 cm
Dimension details
Width15 cm
Height15 cm
Depth13 cm
Weight1 kg
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