This wall vase, produced by the Steatyt porcelain factory in Katowice during the 1960s, stands as a notable example of Polish decorative ceramics from the mid-century modern era. Made from smooth, glazed porcelain, it features a deep, saturated green color with a high-gloss finish. The vase's striking, asymmetrical form is accentuated by hand-painted white and gold lines that follow the sharp angles and flowing curves of its silhouette. The back is flat and designed for wall mounting, while the craftsmanship reveals a meticulous attention to glazing and hand-applied decoration. The condition is described as very good—there are no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This piece embodies the spirit of the 1960s, when Polish ceramics explored organic, dynamic forms and bold colors. Its shape evokes botanical inspirations—like a moment of growth or an unfolding leaf, captured in porcelain. The reflective surface catches the light, while the gold accents lend a subtle sense of refinement, telling the story of Silesian workshops where skilled craft met creative vision.The Steatyt wall vase can be displayed as a solo accent in a living room, drawing the eye against a neutral wall or among other geometric mid-century pieces. It would pair well with minimalist wood or metal shelving, graphic posters, or simple-form ceramics. It could be hung above a console, next to a gold-framed mirror, or as a single feature in a wall arrangement, emphasizing its collectible character.The vase measures 27 cm in height, 10 cm in width, and 16 cm in depth. It is made of porcelain with a glazed surface and hand-applied gold detailing. Condition: very good, with no visible signs of use.
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Height27 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height27 cm
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