Relief, White Eagle Polish National Emblem - 46 cm - Aluminium

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Aluminium shield plaques from Poland featuring the White Eagle Polish National Emblem in a realism style, with a height of 46 cm, width 38 cm and depth 3 cm, not signed and in good condition.

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Rare Vintage Polish National Emblem Shield Plaques — Pair, Aluminium, PRL Era with Later Added Crown

A genuinely rare pair of Polish national emblem (Orzeł Biały / White Eagle) wall plaques, shield-shaped with a deep red enamelled/painted ground and a bold embossed aluminium eagle in relief, in the traditional heraldic pose with wings outstretched. These date from the PRL (communist) era, when the eagle emblem was officially produced without its crown — the crown seen here was added afterward, by hand, following the fall of the regime, as ordinary people restored the crown to the national emblem on their own initiative before this became the official state symbol again. A genuinely rare and historically interesting survivor of that transitional period, sold as a matching pair.

Features:

Shield: Pressed/embossed aluminium eagle in relief on a red enamelled or painted ground
Design: Traditional Polish eagle coat-of-arms shield shape, originally crownless (PRL-era production), with a crown later added by hand after the regime change
Condition: Genuine vintage condition, surface wear consistent with age (see photos)
Style: Vintage Polish national emblem / commemorative wall plaque
Historical note: A rare example of the grassroots, unofficial restoration of the crown to the eagle emblem following the fall of communism in Poland
Origin: Poland — PRL era

A genuinely rare and striking matching pair with real graphic character and a documented piece of social history — a real find for collectors of vintage Polish heraldry, or anyone drawn to the history of Poland's transition away from communism.

Specifications:

Quantity: 2 pieces
Dimensions: Height 46 cm | 38 x 3 cm
Materials: Aluminium, enamelled/painted ground
Condition: Genuine vintage condition, not restored
Origin: Poland — PRL era, crown added later by hand after the regime change

Shipping: Item will be sent via registered and tracked courier.

Seller's Story

We offer top quality postindustrial goods as well as antiques. Attention: Important information. If the item arrives damaged as a result of the brutality and bad handling of the shipping company, you must immediately file a claim with the shipping company. If you do not file a complaint, it means that you agree not to submit a complaint to Catawiki. Attention: Because of the Russian attack on Ukraine, we cannot send our goods to Russian Federation and Ukraine.
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Rare Vintage Polish National Emblem Shield Plaques — Pair, Aluminium, PRL Era with Later Added Crown

A genuinely rare pair of Polish national emblem (Orzeł Biały / White Eagle) wall plaques, shield-shaped with a deep red enamelled/painted ground and a bold embossed aluminium eagle in relief, in the traditional heraldic pose with wings outstretched. These date from the PRL (communist) era, when the eagle emblem was officially produced without its crown — the crown seen here was added afterward, by hand, following the fall of the regime, as ordinary people restored the crown to the national emblem on their own initiative before this became the official state symbol again. A genuinely rare and historically interesting survivor of that transitional period, sold as a matching pair.

Features:

Shield: Pressed/embossed aluminium eagle in relief on a red enamelled or painted ground
Design: Traditional Polish eagle coat-of-arms shield shape, originally crownless (PRL-era production), with a crown later added by hand after the regime change
Condition: Genuine vintage condition, surface wear consistent with age (see photos)
Style: Vintage Polish national emblem / commemorative wall plaque
Historical note: A rare example of the grassroots, unofficial restoration of the crown to the eagle emblem following the fall of communism in Poland
Origin: Poland — PRL era

A genuinely rare and striking matching pair with real graphic character and a documented piece of social history — a real find for collectors of vintage Polish heraldry, or anyone drawn to the history of Poland's transition away from communism.

Specifications:

Quantity: 2 pieces
Dimensions: Height 46 cm | 38 x 3 cm
Materials: Aluminium, enamelled/painted ground
Condition: Genuine vintage condition, not restored
Origin: Poland — PRL era, crown added later by hand after the regime change

Shipping: Item will be sent via registered and tracked courier.

Seller's Story

We offer top quality postindustrial goods as well as antiques. Attention: Important information. If the item arrives damaged as a result of the brutality and bad handling of the shipping company, you must immediately file a claim with the shipping company. If you do not file a complaint, it means that you agree not to submit a complaint to Catawiki. Attention: Because of the Russian attack on Ukraine, we cannot send our goods to Russian Federation and Ukraine.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Poland
Style
Realism
Material
Aluminium
Title of artwork
White Eagle Polish National Emblem
Signature
Not signed
Colour
Red, Silver, White
Condition
Good condition
Height
46 cm
Width
38 cm
Depth
3 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
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