Set of six cutlery rests, white porcelain, by E. D'Arley, United Kingdom, 1980s.
120 PLN
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This set of six cutlery rests, designed by Eva D'Arley and crafted in England during the 1980s, exemplifies late 20th-century British minimalism. Fashioned from high-quality white porcelain, each rest features a sculptural, organic silhouette—evoking stylized animal motifs or abstract forms. The surfaces are smooth and glazed, subtly reflecting light and highlighting the porcelain’s pure white tone. Presented in the original blue velvet-lined box, the set possesses a distinctly collectible and gift-worthy character. The price refers to the entire set of six pieces. Condition: very good – no visible damage to the porcelain, with only slight wear on the box edges consistent with careful storage.These objects speak with the voice of the 1980s, a time when British design blurred the lines between function and artistic gesture. The cutlery rests resemble small sculptures—quietly playful, yet refined. Their fluid contours and glossy finish bring a touch of theatricality to the tabletop, subtly catching the light and adding a sense of restrained sophistication, free from unnecessary ornament.The set would complement a modern table arrangement—pair it with minimalist porcelain or simple glassware to highlight the sculptural qualities of the rests. They work equally well on crisp white linens or bare wood surfaces, enhancing the overall composition with subtle texture. Consider combining them with polished cutlery or colored napkins to introduce a contemporary accent, while retaining the lightness and vintage finesse characteristic of the era.
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Height3 cm
Width2 cm
Length5 cm
Dimension details
Length5 cm
Height3 cm
Width2 cm
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