Pendant lamp, golden soda glass, copper steel, Zawiercie Glassworks, Poland, 1970s.
806 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 43996
This modernist pendant lamp from the Zawiercie Glassworks is an exemplary piece of Polish design from the 1960s and 1970s, where textured glass and metal are combined in a harmonious composition. The cylindrical shade, crafted from soda glass colored in champagne tones, subtly transitions from straw gold to a delicate blush pink. Its surface, arranged in three horizontal bands with raised geometric motifs, diffuses light in multiple directions and accentuates the tactile quality of the material. Copper-plated steel details—a satin-finished ceiling rose and a polished ring securing the shade—add a refined interplay of gloss and matte. The lamp is suspended from a simple black cord, emphasizing its minimalist, functionalist nature. The overall style is mid-century modern with space age influences. The condition is described as very good: the glass is free of chips and cracks, all metal elements are original and complete, and the fixture is fully operational.This lamp tells the story of the golden age of Polish utility glass, when Zawiercie was a place where technical mastery met the creative imagination of designers. Its form evokes a memory of an era when light served not only a functional purpose but also a decorative one—rays seep through the relief glass, casting a mosaic of champagne reflections onto the walls. The copper details, sometimes matte,
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Height14 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height14 cm
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