Ceiling Light Bubble, amber glass, brass, by H. Tynell, Limburg, Germany, 1960s.
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This large ceiling light, designed by Helena Tynell for Limburg in Germany during the 1960s, features a hand-blown amber bubble glass shade mounted on a cylindrical, polished brass element with a golden tone. The main color is a warm, transparent amber with a subtle golden hue, contrasted by a black suspension cord. The distinctive bubble texture of the glass diffuses light in an irregular manner, creating soft reflections and a dynamic interplay of luminosity. The piece is a fine example of mid-century modern design, emphasizing organic forms and premium material quality. The shade measures 32 cm in diameter, with an overall drop (including the cord) of approximately 80 cm. The lamp is preserved in very good vintage condition; the metal elements display only minimal patina consistent with age, with no visible damage or significant wear.
This pendant tells the story of German mid-century modernism, when glass and light worked together to shape the ambience of interiors. The bubble motif evokes the experimental spirit of the 1960s, when designers like Tynell sought new ways to sculpt space with illumination. The golden shade recalls evenings when shadow and glow mingled across the walls of modernist living rooms — fixtures like this were not only sources of light, but also emblems of quiet innovation and decorative subtlety.
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DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Width32 cm
Length32 cm
Dimension details
Length32 cm
Height80 cm
Width32 cm
Weight5 kg
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