This Postmodern jug originates from the esteemed Tarnowiec Glassworks in Poland, produced during the 1970s. The piece exemplifies the era's bold approach to form, combining a voluminous, bulbous silhouette with a distinct contrast between opaque and transparent elements. Crafted entirely from high-quality glass, the vessel features a dense, opaque white body that anchors the design visually. A robust, clear glass handle sweeps elegantly from the wide neck to the shoulder, providing both functional grip and architectural interest. The subtle spout ensures practical pouring while maintaining the fluid lines of the upper rim. Produced in Poland, this piece reflects the distinctive craftsmanship and experimental design language characteristic of Eastern European glassmaking during the late twentieth century. The jug remains in exceptional condition, preserving its original glossy finish and structural integrity. The glass is free from notable wear, retaining the pristine quality of its initial production. Protective pads have been thoughtfully applied to the base to ensure stability and safeguard surfaces. This vessel serves as a compelling sculptural object for contemporary interiors. It integrates seamlessly into Postmodern or minimalist dining spaces, functioning elegantly as a water pitcher or as a standalone decorative accent on a sideboard or open shelving unit.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsTransparent, WhiteMaterialGlassNumber of items1Height22 cmWidth18 cmDepth18 cm