Erzsébet Bodzas is the artisan behind Hungarian Miniatures. She offers a variety of products, from pastries in trays, to vintage-style stoves and ovens, but the area of her work that I love best is her Victorian furniture. Made with slim and delicate lines that make it look as fine as full-size furniture, her work is 3D printed and painted to resemble elegant dark wood. Details are key here: the folding chair really folds, and the globe turns. One of my favourite artisans, and the object of many an impulsive buy on Etsy.
Here are the works by Erzsébet in the Quartermaine Hall collection so far:
Bookcase
An elegant bookcase with curved sides and column supports by Hungarian Miniatures (2022.051)
Plant Stand
A plant stand or pedestal with pierced decorative trim by Hungarian Miniatures (2022.050)
Dressing Table Mirror
A simple but elegant adjustable mirror with two drawers by Hungarian Miniatures (2021.160)
Savonarola Chair
A superb Renaissance-style folding chair by Hungarian Miniatures (2021.157)
Breakfast Table
A Victorian table with scrolling legs and a scalloped top by Hungarian Miniatures
Picture Frame
A delicately carved wooden picture frame by Hungarian Miniatures (2021.171)
Gallery Easel
A gallery easel which is a work of art in itself by Hungarian Miniatures (2021.158)
Pair of Square Pedestals
Sturdy pedestals for flower arrangements or busts, made by Hungarian Miniatures (2021.159.1-2)
Torcheres or Stands
Two delicate stands for ornaments, flowers or candelabra, by Hungarian Miniatures (2021.143.1-2)
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