Art Nouveau Pendant Lamp, beige glass, brass, Poland, early 20th century
1 116 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 39479
This Polish Art Nouveau pendant lamp, created circa 1910, exemplifies the early 20th-century union of craftsmanship and decorative elegance. The softly domed shade is crafted from layered soda glass in a warm, creamy ivory hue, featuring pronounced vertical ribbing that lends depth and subtle movement. Its glossy, gently translucent finish adds a nuanced play of light. The fixture, chain, and ceiling rose are made of polished brass with a lightly aged patina, providing historical authenticity without overpowering the composition. The chain, composed of elongated oval links, allows for adjustable suspension height. The lamp is preserved in very good condition—there are no cracks or chips in the glass, and the brass shows only minor, natural signs of age. All parts appear original, with no visible evidence of restoration.This lamp carries the voice of the Secession era, when organic forms and a reverence for artisanal detail met the dawn of modernity. The creamy glass softly diffuses the light, casting a gentle glow above the table as if holding onto the radiance of a bygone age. Brass details evoke the interiors of historic townhouses, where each lighting fixture was a considered element and light itself held both practical and symbolic meaning.Suspended above a dining table or kitchen island, this lamp's proportions are ideal for illuminating a central gathering spot. It may be paired with classic, Art Nouveau, or eclectic furnishings—particularly
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Height78 cm
Length25 cm
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Length25 cm
Height78 cm
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