Scottish Terrier Figurine, black white red porcelain, by M. Naruszewicz, Ćmielów, Poland, 1960s
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This porcelain Scottish Terrier figurine, designed by Mieczysław Naruszewicz for the renowned Ćmielów manufactory in the 1960s, is a distinctive example of Polish modernism and the New Look movement. The silhouette is reduced to a minimalist, stylized form with elongated proportions and a strongly geometric profile. The dominant deep, glossy black is enlivened by vivid red dots, particularly on the lower part of the body and head. The head and upper back transition into a nearly white shade, creating a subtle gradient. The glazed porcelain ensures a perfectly smooth, glassy surface, with light enhancing the fluidity of the lines and the object's sculptural quality. A clear factory signature and catalog number are located on the base, confirming its authenticity. Condition: very good, with no visible damage, chips, or signs of restoration—the glaze remains in its original state.This figurine tells the story of postwar Polish design: it speaks in the voice of the 1960s, when artists and designers sought a new, modern visual language that fused art with everyday life. The Scottish Terrier’s form, stripped to essential rhythms and color contrasts, conveys a sense of lightness and energy—like a porcelain sketch of movement and the breed’s character. The interplay of black and white, punctuated with red, recalls the graphic experiments of the era,
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Height14 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height14 cm
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