Pendant lamp, clear soda glass, brushed brown steel, Poland, 1960s.
744 PLN
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This pendant lamp from Huta Szkła 'Zawiercie', produced in Poland between the late 1960s and 1970s, exemplifies the hallmarks of modernist design of its era. The cylindrical shade is crafted from thick, pressed soda glass with high clarity, featuring pronounced vertical and oval reliefs. This textured surface not only enriches the lamp’s visual presence but also serves an optical purpose—scattering light to create sculptural, ice-like reflections on walls and ceilings. The suspension and canopy are made from satin-finished steel in a deep bronze and dark silver tone, providing a subtle contrast to the lustrous glass. The lamp is preserved in very good collectible condition, with no damage or evidence of restoration, and the electrical installation has been professionally replaced.This lamp speaks with the voice of Polish modernism—a time when bold design met the artistry of glassmaking. The sculpted shade, with its geometric rhythm, seems to tell a story of ambition: a drive towards modernity and experimentation with form and light that sought to transform the everyday landscape of the People's Republic of Poland. The relief-laden glass captures light and scatters it like fragments of a snowy cityscape—illumination that invites, rather than overwhelms, with subtle plays of reflection.This lamp can be paired with mid-century furniture, whether classic Polish modular pieces or teak modernist side
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Height14 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height14 cm
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