Faience Coffee Set Kasia by Adam Sadulski for Mirostowice Ceramic Works, Poland, 1960s, Set of 15

Description

The "kasia" coffee set is an outstanding example of polish utilitarian design from the 1960s, designed by adam sadulski at … more The "kasia" coffee set is an outstanding example of polish utilitarian design from the 1960s, designed by adam sadulski at the mirostowice ceramic plant. Made of stoneware – a durable ceramic material, the set combines functionality with original aesthetics. The surface of the items was hand-painted and coated with glaze, giving it an impressive finish. A distinctive feature of the set is the combination of glazed decoration with relief patterns, giving the elements of the set a dynamic and modern appearance.

manufacturing technology:

material: stoneware – a durable and damage-resistant ceramic material.
relief decoration: radiant grooves on the body of the pot, the bases of the cups, creamer, sugar bowl, and saucers.
glazed painting: hand-applied glaze in shades of deep brown and dark green with subtle gradients, giving the surface of the elements a sheen and depth of color.
glazing: transparent, glossy glaze additionally protects the decoration and enhances its intensity.
decorative elements:

color scheme: a harmonious combination of brown and green tones with delicate gradients.
relief patterns: textures and visual rhythm created by grooves that harmonize beautifully with the dynamic glazing.
signature:
the bottom of the set pieces features the impressed manufacturer’s mark: mirostowice, confirming the authenticity and origin of the set.

condition:
the set is in very good condition, with no visible damage, chips, or cracks. Minimal signs of use that do not affect the aesthetics or functionality of the set.

dimensions of individual elements:

coffee pot: h: 25 cm, w: 20 cm
creamer: h: 12 cm, w: 11 cm
sugar bowl: h: 10 cm, d: 11.5 cm
6 cups: h: 6.5 cm, w: 12.5 cm
6 saucers: d: 15 cm this piece has an attribution mark,
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