This Art Deco pendant lamp from the 1920s features a flattened, spirally ribbed glass shade in a saturated amber-orange hue. The semi-translucent glass is adorned with irregular dark brown and black veining, closely imitating the look of natural alabaster. The spiral grooves emphasize the geometric rhythm, while the glossy surface enhances the effect of diffused light. The lamp is suspended from a thick, twisted textile cord in ecru, with decorative brass fittings at the shade and a brass ceiling rose. It is preserved in very good condition, with small chips and cracks at the veining typical for its age; all components are original and well-maintained.This piece recalls the interwar years, when lighting was not merely practical but became an expression of refined decorative ambition in urban salons and cafés. The spiral form and irregular veining speak to the era’s fascination with geometry, luxury, and modernity, while the warm amber glow evokes the atmosphere of past gatherings, softly illuminating interiors just as it did a century ago.The lamp can be displayed above a living or dining room table, where its translucent shade will create a gentle, amber-tinted glow. It pairs well with bentwood furniture, mirrors in geometric frames, or marble accents that underscore its Art Deco heritage. In eclectic and collector’s interiors, combining varied textures and colors, it could be matched with boldly patterned textiles or dark wood veneers, offering a balanced decorative highlight and a subtle historical mood.
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Height62 cm
Width41 cm
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Width41 cm
Height62 cm
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