Ceiling Lamp Space Age, golden brass, Poland, 1970s
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This Space Age ceiling lamp, produced in the 1970s by Elektrotechniczna Spółdzielnia Inwalidów in Kraków (Nowa Huta), features a construction built around three large glass globes, each approximately 20 cm in diameter, resting on polished brass rings. The central structure consists of three slender brass rods converging into a cylindrical canopy, creating a vertical, dynamic silhouette. The golden hue of the brass contrasts with the smoky tint of the glass, while the ribbed texture of the shades gently diffuses the light. With balanced proportions—about 60 cm in diameter and 50 cm in height—the globes are arranged at subtle angles, lending the fixture both lightness and a sense of movement. The construction is solid, with original fittings and visible, well-crafted connections. Its condition is very good, with minor signs of oxidation and typical wear consistent with genuine vintage pieces. The lamp’s form embodies the fascination with Space Age aesthetics: brass loops lift the glass globes like planets in delicate orbit, while the lustrous surfaces evoke visions of a future imagined in the 1970s. This object speaks of an era of optimism and forward-looking design—when Polish creativity drew inspiration from international trends without losing its distinct identity. Each reflection on the brass and the softly diffused glow from the shades recall the atmosphere of homes from that decade, where light carried both functional and symbolic meaning. The lamp would suit interiors inspired by mid-century modern or eclectic collector’s style. It could be paired with a low teak sideboard, a
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Height50 cm
Width60 cm
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Width60 cm
Height50 cm
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