This modernist sugar bowl by Hefra Met, produced in Warsaw in the 1970s, exemplifies the balanced clarity of late modernist tableware. The design is built around a geometric, silver-plated brass frame that forms both the base and the distinctive handle, creating an architectural silhouette. Inside, a removable crystal glass insert is intricately cut in a repeating diamond and triangle pattern, lending the surface a faceted texture that beautifully catches the light. The silver-plated brass exhibits a slightly matte finish with subtle patina, while the proportions are harmonious—the bowl’s diameter echoes that of the circular frame. The construction is precise, with the glass insert fitting snugly within the metal structure. Condition is very good: there are no visible chips or cracks in the glass, and only gentle signs of age on the metal, consistent with its vintage character.This sugar bowl speaks with the voice of late modernism: its form, free of superfluous ornamentation, tells of an era fascinated by architectural rigor and geometric discipline. The faceted crystal surface refracts light in a rhythmic way, evoking the ambiance of 1970s dining rooms where simplicity went hand in hand with attention to detail. The silvered brass, with its subdued sheen, recalls the understated elegance of everyday rituals—moments gathered around the table, marked by a quiet sense of refinement.The bowl can be used in a classic dining room or as a distinctive accent on a contemporary table, where it stands out among minimalist tableware.
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Height15 cm
Length15 cm
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Length15 cm
Height15 cm
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