Sugar Bowl Art Deco, silver-plated brass, Norblin i S-ka, Poland, 1930s
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This sugar bowl from the 1930s, produced by the renowned Norblin i S-ka Metalworks in Warsaw, is model number 2721, attributed to the design circle of Leon Szacsznajder. Crafted from substantial silver-plated brass with an original fire-gilded interior, it features a cylindrical body set on a broad, stepped base. The lid is topped with a pronounced, multi-faceted finial, while the side handles are highly geometric and cubist in character—hallmarks of mature Warsaw Art Deco. The front bears a finely engraved owner's monogram 'ZK.' The exterior surface retains a satin sheen, with subtle, natural patina and minimal traces of careful use. The construction is solid, with precise joints and no visible repairs or soldering. Dimensions: height 10 cm (including finial), body diameter 10 cm, total length 15.6 cm (with handles). Condition: very good, collector's—original silver and gilding, shiny surface, free of dents or deformations.This sugar bowl speaks in the voice of pre-war Warsaw, where functional discipline met a discreet aspiration to luxury. Its strong, architectural silhouette, geometric handles, and assertive lid finial evoke the atmosphere of urban cafés and modernist villas. Reflections in the silver plating and the golden glow of the interior recall a time when detail signaled status and the 'ZK' monogram served as a personal signature for its owner.The sugar bowl can be paired with porcelain in simple, modernist lines or pressed glass from the same era to create a cohesive, collector's table set. In a classic
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Height10 cm
Length15.6 cm
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Length15.6 cm
Height10 cm
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