This Art Deco sugar bowl, produced in Warsaw between 1949 and 1953, is a testament to the post-war pursuit of harmony between form and function. Crafted from brass with multiple layers of silver plating, it features a cool, matte silvery tone and a uniform, subtly patinated surface. The cylindrical body with perfectly straight sides is topped by a flat, circular lid with a geometric, semi-circular handle. The robust, angular side handles echo modernist inspirations, while the bowl rests on three small, rounded feet. The absence of decorative patterns or engravings reinforces its minimalist character. The construction is precise, with balanced proportions that reflect the late Polish Art Deco movement. The condition is very good—there are only minor traces of use, with no dents or deep scratches.The bowl speaks in the restrained voice of the 1950s, an era when elegance was functional and modernity equated to simplicity of form. Its cool sheen recalls the breakfast tables of pre-war interiors reimagined for a new postwar order. The geometric rhythm of the handles and feet expresses a longing for order, while the lack of ornamentation affirms the belief that pure material and proportion are enough to elevate an everyday object to a discreet work of applied art.This sugar bowl would work beautifully in a dining setting inspired by modernism or in a collector’s Art Deco arrangement. It could be paired with geometric-patterned porcelain or period glassware to highlight its minimalist roots. The piece would also suit contemporary, understated interiors—set against a matte tablecloth or a wooden surface—where its restrained form and noble patina can be quietly appreciated.
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Height6 cm
Length17 cm
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Length17 cm
Height6 cm
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