Vase Lidia, blue porcelain, by W. Potacki, Ćmielów, Poland, 1960s.
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The 'Lidia' porcelain vase, designed by Wincenty Potacki for Ćmielów, is an example of Polish mid-century modern design from the 1960s. The tall, slender form (height: 24.5 cm, diameter: 7 cm) is made from high-quality glazed white porcelain. The dominant cool light blue color features a subtle gradient and vertical white streaks, achieved through a selective spray technique. The glossy, smooth surface and minimalist silhouette are defined by the narrow, gently flared neck and a softly widening body towards the base. The vase is signed Ćmielów, Made in Poland. Condition: very good, with no damage or visible signs of use.This vase evokes the spirit of Polish design from the mid-20th century, when modernism intersected with artistic restraint. Its clear, elongated silhouette and cool palette seem to echo an era when designers like Potacki sought new visual language rooted in simplicity and balanced proportions. The white streaks over the blue bring to mind the freshness of modernist thought, while the lustrous porcelain reflects interior light, introducing a subtle rhythm and calmness to the space.The 'Lidia' vase can be featured as a centerpiece on a light wood sideboard, where its cool porcelain forms a strong accent in a minimalist or collector's interior. It would work well alongside Murano glass, metal candlesticks, or geometric mid-century prints. Pairing it with simple, monochromatic textiles or a collection of white and pastel ceramics would underscore its linear motif and modernist origins.
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Height24.5 cm
Length7 cm
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Length7 cm
Height24.5 cm
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