Vase Kręgiel, multicolor porcelain, by Z. Przybyszewska, Ćmielów, Poland, 1950s.
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The porcelain 'kręgiel' (bowling pin) vase was designed by Zofia Przybyszewska in 1959 for the Ćmielów Porcelain Factory. This tall, slender vessel features a smooth, elongated silhouette topped with a gently flared and slightly asymmetrical neck, characteristic of late 1950s modernism. The vase is crafted from porcelain, airbrushed with a glossy glaze. Its color transitions in a delicate gradient: pastel blue at the neck, merging into milky white at the center, and fading to a warm, muted pink at the base. Free from additional patterns or decorative accents, the vase emphasizes pure, minimalist form. Measuring 27 cm in height and 7 cm in diameter, it stands on a small, flat foot. The base is signed 'Ćmielów, Made in Poland' with a handwritten inscription. The condition is excellent—no damages or signs of wear. This vase quietly echoes the era of postwar Polish modernism, telling a story of a time when subtle color and pure lines answered the desire for lightness and modernity. Its seamless color transitions recall the artistic boldness of the 1950s, when experiments with form and hue became a manifesto for a new perspective on everyday objects. This is porcelain that, through restraint and precision, 'speaks' of the harmony designers sought to bring into postwar interiors. The 'kręgiel' vase can be displayed alongside other mid-century Ćmielów ceramics or stand alone
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Height27 cm
Width7 cm
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Width7 cm
Height27 cm
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