This pair of wall sconces, produced by Famor in the 1980s, exemplifies late 20th-century Polish modernism with its geometric, utilitarian approach and functional rigor. The structures are crafted from brass with a warm, golden tone; one sconce features a matte black metal band at the center, while the other remains entirely brass. The design is defined by stacked, rectilinear forms and sharp edges, with vertical ventilation slots at the top adding both practical and decorative value. Compact and well-proportioned (height 23 cm, width 11 cm, depth 12 cm), the sconces are fitted for E27 bulbs and include a discreet side switch. The brass surfaces show authentic patina, tarnishing, and visible scratches, all testifying to their age and history. They remain in good condition, with natural signs of use typical for original objects from the 1980s.These sconces evoke the voice of the late 1980s: an industrial simplicity that forgoes unnecessary ornamentation. The brass—subdued, with a satin sheen and subtle patina—reflects an era when raw material embodied modernity, and minimalist forms were a statement of function. The cuboid shapes recall industrial architecture and modernist interiors, where light was meant to serve but also to create a balance between the cool
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Height23 cm
Width11 cm
Length11 cm
Dimension details
Length11 cm
Height23 cm
Width11 cm
Number of light spots1
Light bulb typeE27
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