Pendant lamp, opaline white glass, black metal, by K. Wolf, Osvětlovací Sklo, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
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This pendant ceiling lamp, designed by Karel Wolf and produced by Osvětlovací Sklo in Czechoslovakia during the 1970s, exemplifies the distinctive mid-century modern aesthetic of the era. The shade is crafted from soda-lime opaline glass in a cool, matte white; its wide, gently flattened rounded form features vertical ribbing on the lower half, lending subtle dynamism and texture. The top of the glass shade is encircled by a black metal ring, from which a long, slender chrome rod extends to a black, matte-finished conical ceiling canopy. The lamp's proportions are carefully balanced: the dominant broad shade and the slim suspension rod create a harmonious composition. The materials include soda-lime glass, stainless steel, and painted metal. The condition is described as very good, with no visible damage, chips, or significant signs of use.The lamp’s form speaks in the voice of the 1970s, when Czech design sought equilibrium between function and artistic gesture. The opaline glass diffuses light softly, evoking the calm, ambient glow typical of interiors from the era—never ostentatious, but always attuned to proportion. The minimalist approach highlights the nobility of material
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Height93 cm
Width42 cm
Length42 cm
Dimension details
Length42 cm
Height93 cm
Width42 cm
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