Ceramic wall lamp, brown ceramic, by A. Sadulski, Mirostowice, Poland, 1970s.
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This ceramic wall lamp, designed by Adam Sadulski in the 1970s and produced by the Mirostowice Ceramic Works and Polam Piła, exemplifies the decorative craftsmanship of Polish vintage lighting. Its distinctive square silhouette (22 × 22 cm, height 10 cm) is formed in richly glazed ceramic, showcasing a deep amber-brown tone and bold relief. The lamp's surface is adorned with symmetrical floral and abstract motifs, drawing on folk and ethnic influences characteristic of the 1970s. The gently raised central area houses an E14 bulb socket topped with a metallic gold sphere, introducing a striking, mid-century glamour accent. The piece reflects precise glazing and detailed relief work. Designed for versatility, it can be wall-mounted (with mounting holes on the reverse) or used as a table lamp. The lamp is in very good condition, with no visible damage, losses, or restoration marks.This lamp resonates with the expressive spirit of the 1970s: sculpted ceramic, glossy glaze, and a golden accent evoke a fascination in Polish applied arts for folk motifs and bold ornamentation. Its relief catches and scatters light, transforming the simple form into a luminous mosaic—an echo of folkloric memory meeting urban glamour. The gold sphere at the bulb holder adds a jewelry-like contrast, recalling a touch of modernist elegance in everyday interiors.This wall lamp can be paired with other vintage ceramic pieces—such as vases or bowls with vivid glazing—to create a cohesive display against a neutral wall. It would work well in a living room with a mid
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Height10 cm
Length22 cm
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Length22 cm
Height10 cm
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