Desk lamp, orange, metal chrome, by J. Hůrka, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
499 PLN
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This desk lamp, designed by Josef Hůrka for Lidokov in Czechoslovakia, originates from the PRL era, most likely the 1960s or 70s. It features a striking, warm orange body with a semi-gloss finish, including an elongated, angular shade with two round ventilation holes and a rectangular cutout, set on a stable rectangular base. The polished chrome-plated metal rod allows for both height and angle adjustments of the shade, enhancing the lamp's functionality. The power cord is grey with an original off-white plastic inline switch, showing characteristic signs of age. The design embodies mid-century modern aesthetics: minimalist form, clean geometric lines, and restrained detail. The lamp is preserved in good vintage condition, with minor scratches, paint chips, and small dents on the shade, all consistent with authentic use and the passage of time. This lamp tells the story of postwar optimism and the functional boldness of its era. Its geometric body, vivid color, and chrome accents speak the language of modernism, where simplicity meant progress and detail meant precision. The patina, gently yellowed switch, and subtle imperfections cultivate a sense of authenticity, as if the lamp itself wished to remind us that desk light is not only about function, but also about being part of the everyday history of a bygone era. The lamp will fit perfectly on a vintage wooden or metal desk, surrounded by minimalist accessories or geometric art prints. It can be paired with an industrial console or a plain light wood shelf to highlight
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Height46 cm
Length24 cm
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Length24 cm
Height46 cm
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