This silver-plated sugar bowl, crafted by the Warsaw Cooperative of Artistic Industry 'Sztuka', stands as a distinctive example of post-war Polish design. Its slender, cylindrical body is raised on four small, crescent-shaped feet, giving the vessel a subtle, visual lightness. The smooth, silvery surface of the body contrasts with the mirror-bright finish of the lid and handles, while the soft satin effect underscores the careful workmanship. The lid is topped with an elongated, teardrop-shaped finial, and its edge is adorned with a delicate engraved border. On either side, metal rod handles are bent into geometric lines and finished with spiral motifs, evoking both Art Deco and early modernist influences and ensuring comfortable use. The sugar bowl bears the 'met k' mark, confirming its provenance. Condition is very good – the surface is professionally cleaned, with no signs of heavy use or restoration.This vessel carries the quiet voice of Polish modernism – the cool gleam of metal and the certainty of geometric lines conjure the spirit of the 1960s, an era when everyday objects became small manifestos of modernity. The spiral handles and elongated finial echo the artistic ambitions of that time – as if the sugar bowl tells the story of workshop precision and the designers' search for new forms. The polished metal reflects the light, lending a slightly formal, almost theatrical quality to each table setting.The sugar bowl will fit beautifully into interiors that appreciate the dialogue between tradition and modern
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Height13 cm
Length15.5 cm
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Length15.5 cm
Height13 cm
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