Wine Goblet Art Deco, yellow crystal, Poland, 1920s.
720 PLN
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This crystal wine goblet, produced by the Józefina Glassworks around 1920, exemplifies the craftsmanship of early 20th-century Central Europe. The tall bowl, made from two-tone glass in a deep amber-yellow with a golden hue, is adorned with intricate, hand-cut starbursts, cross-hatching, and geometric patterns that refract light and highlight the crystal’s clarity. The slender, faceted stem and broad, stable base—crafted from clear, colorless crystal—form a harmonious composition, reflecting the refined proportions and geometric influences of early Art Deco. The material is high-quality, hand-cut lead crystal with a smooth, polished texture. The goblet stands approximately 20 cm high, with a diameter of about 8.5 cm. It is preserved in very good condition, with no visible wear, damage, or restoration.The goblet speaks to an era when precision and artistry flourished in the workshops of Szklarska Poręba. Its amber glass recalls the glow of 1920s parlors, while the crisp geometric cuts echo the era’s embrace of modernity and sophistication. The form balances discipline and lightness, evoking the ritual of communal dining, where each detail was imbued with meaning and the brilliance of crystal elevated everyday moments.The goblet could be paired with other glassware featuring geometric cuts to form a cohesive, collectible table setting. It would complement interiors inspired by Art Deco or classic modernism, where noble materials and bold forms set a tone of refinement. Consider combining it with muted porcelain or chromed accents to highlight the interplay between vintage and contemporary craftsmanship.
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Height20 cm
Length8.5 cm
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Length8.5 cm
Height20 cm
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