This 1960s salt cellar is crafted from plated metal in a distinctly modernist style, featuring a hemispherical bowl supported by two highly geometric goat figures that echo Poznań’s local iconography. The cool, silvery metal has a subtly matte finish, with a soft, iridescent patina especially visible on the bowl. The goats display a hammered, textural surface, contrasting with the smoother, more reflective bowl, while the accompanying metal spoon offers a simple, lightly textured handle. The proportions are balanced and the construction precise—each goat figure serves both decorative and structural roles, firmly supporting the bowl. The piece is in very good condition, showing only gentle patina and minor surface marks, with all elements original and authentic, and no evidence of repair or damage.The form of this object speaks to the spirit of the 1960s, when Polish modernism met local tradition in the applied arts. The goats—an emblem of Poznań—are rendered here in a stylized, almost abstract manner, blending function with a touch of playful wit. The metallic surface recalls the atmosphere of family tables of the era, where simplicity and a sense of humor were as integral as practicality.This salt cellar may serve as a discreet accent on the dining table, especially within retro or collector’s interiors inspired by Polish modernism. It could be combined with period porcelain, glassware featuring clean lines, or minimalist metal accessories. Equally, it may be displayed as a highlight among other vintage pieces on a shelf, where its sculptural silhouette and the play of light on metal will underscore its architectural qualities.
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Height3.6 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height3.6 cm
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