This crystal wine goblet from the Józefina Glassworks is a refined example of interwar Polish glassmaking. Produced in the 1920s–1930s, it showcases a harmonious silhouette and a striking two-tone scheme: the bowl displays a vivid, cool emerald green, while the stem and base remain clear and colorless. The entire surface is adorned with hand-cut decorative starburst and leaf motifs, scattering light dynamically across the crystal. The elongated, faceted stem—with a nearly hexagonal cross-section—flows seamlessly into the flat, round base. The proportions—tall stem and gently flared bowl—emphasize both the functional and ornamental qualities of the goblet. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with no visible damage or signs of wear.This goblet carries the voice of its era—an age when Art Deco sought harmony between function and decorative richness. The smooth crystal surface reflects light like a summer lake, and the play of illumination on the hand-cut facets recalls scenes of elegant soirées and grand salons. The green bowl introduces a subtle chromatic accent, as if the goblet itself wished to remind us that every moment of wine tasting is a small ritual, where both taste and setting matter.The goblet can be paired with other Art Deco-era glassware or classic white tableware to highlight the contrast in color and the nobility of the material. It would suit a collector’s display cabinet or a contemporary table setting among simple, geometric forms or in an eclectic interior, where it could underscore the individuality of the arrangement. It is worth pairing with a crystal decanter or minimalist porcelain—allowing the green glass and interplay of light to become a focal visual accent, adding an elegant depth to any table.
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Height20 cm
Length8.5 cm
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Length8.5 cm
Height20 cm
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