This Postmodern beer cup from Lubjana, Poland, dates to the 1970s and exemplifies the era's distinctive approach to functional ceramics. The piece is notable for its vibrant, hand-painted floral motifs that draw upon traditional Eastern European folk art while maintaining a bold, graphic quality characteristic of the period. Crafted from ceramic, the cup features a robust, cylindrical form with a flared base and a distinctively shaped handle designed for a secure grip. The exterior is finished in a glossy white glaze, accented with a gradient of yellow at the top and bottom rims. The central decoration consists of stylized blue flowers, red berries, and green foliage, rendered in a flat, illustrative style. A maker's mark is visible on the underside, confirming its origin. The cup remains in good condition, retaining its original glaze and vibrant coloration. The painted details are well-preserved, and the structural integrity of the piece is sound, reflecting careful use over the decades. This ceramic cup serves as a charming addition to a collection of vintage barware or Eastern European ceramics. Its colourful design and historical provenance make it a distinctive accent piece for a rustic or eclectic kitchen setting.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlue, Multi Color, White, YellowMaterialCeramicNumber of items1Height23 cmWidth20 cmDepth15 cm