Pendant Lamp, opalescent white glass, brass, Central Europe, early 20th century
992 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 44133
This early 20th-century pendant lamp exemplifies refined glassmaking craftsmanship at the intersection of Art Nouveau and early Modernism. Its shade, made from thin-walled opalescent glass, takes the form of a stylized, geometric flower bell with pronounced, flared edges. The semi-gloss, satin finish reveals subtle blue and gold iridescent reflections, depending on the angle of light. The vertically ribbed relief adds both organic and geometric texture, highlighting the delicate balance of natural and modernist influences. The lamp is suspended from a twisted black textile cord and mounted with a patinated brass gallery secured by set screws, complemented by an original porcelain ceiling rose. The brass bulb holder and visible bulb contribute to the lamp's airy, lightweight character; all components are seamlessly integrated. The lamp remains in very good condition—no chips, cracks, or significant signs of wear; the brass patina appears authentic and even.This lamp echoes the voice of an era poised on the threshold of modernity. Its form conveys the fascination with nature, organic lines, and light—where floral Art Nouveau motifs merge with the restraint of emerging Modernism. The opalescent glass, shifting from pearly white to hints of blue and gold under different lights, seems to whisper of changing mornings
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Height10 cm
Length14 cm
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Length14 cm
Height10 cm
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