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Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s.
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276777
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276778
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276779
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276780
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276781
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276782
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276783
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276784
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276785
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276786
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276787
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276788
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276789
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276790
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - 276791
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Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s.

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This pendant lamp, designed by Felipe Delfinger for Feders in Mexico during the 1970s, is a prime example of the brutalist approach within the mid-century modern era. Its structure combines a matte metal and bronze body with thick, hand-formed glass segments, each distinguished by embedded amber and brown bubbles that create an organic, sculptural surface. The glass panels are arranged in symmetrical, vertical bands, separated by metal lines with a lightly brushed, warm golden sheen. Visible screws, rods, and support wires emphasize the lamp’s industrial, expressive character and the honesty of its materiality. The color palette is dominated by browns, ambers, and creamy whites, while the interplay of the glass’s high gloss and the satin finish of the metal imparts visual depth. The lamp is preserved in very good vintage condition, showing only minimal signs of use, with no visible damage or restoration.This object seems to narrate its own story from the 1970s—a time when the brutalist sincerity of construction and material experimentation spoke of modernity and design boldness. Each glass segment, with its bubble-like inclusions, embodies the uniqueness of handcraftsmanship, and the light passing through the glass casts warm, organic reflections upon walls and ceilings. The lamp, almost sculptural in presence, gives voice to its era—revealing rather than concealing its structure, and presenting itself as a manifesto of authenticity, inviting contemplation of both material and illumination.The lamp could be suspended above a coffee table or placed as a centerpiece in a living space, where its sculptural form would command attention. It would pair well with concrete, wood, or mid-century furnishings, as well as minimalist metal or glass accessories. Interiors in the mid-century modern, industrial, or eclectic vein would allow its artistic potential to unfold, especially when accompanied by accents in warm, earthy tones.
DIMENSION
Height25 cm
Width33 cm
Pendant Lamp Brutalist, brown glass, bronze, by F. Delfinger, Feders, Mexico, 1970s. - DIMENSION
Length33 cm
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  • Length33 cm
  • Height25 cm
  • Width33 cm
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