Pendant lamp Space Age, orange-red ceramic, dark blue-black glaze, Germany, 1970s.
570 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 41792
This pendant lamp from 1970s Germany exemplifies Space Age design, featuring a distinctive spherical silhouette with a pronounced neck. The body is crafted from ceramic, finished in a saturated orange-red glaze with a glossy, reflective surface that gives the lamp intense depth of color. The hallmark decorative element is a series of round, perforated cut-outs, each surrounded by a thick band of dark blue-black glaze with a metallic sheen, creating a dynamic contrast against the vivid ceramic base. These openings are arranged in loose, organic clusters, emphasizing the lamp's retro-futuristic spirit. The fixture hangs from a simple black cord with a classic black ceiling rose. The ceramic surface is smooth, showing no visible damage, and displays a subtle, even patina typical of authentic vintage pieces. The condition is very good, with no mechanical damage and only the most minimal, age-appropriate signs of wear.The lamp's form channels the energy of the 1970s, an era when bold design met an optimistic fascination with space and modern materials. Its smooth ceramic globe, pierced with starlike openings, seems to narrate the story of a time dreaming of the future in color and gloss. When illuminated, the light spills through the perforations, casting organic, pulsating patterns on the walls and ceiling—echoes of vintage lounges where design was expressive as well as functional.Suspended over a dining table or in a living room, this lamp will scatter soft, graphic reflections and serve as a visual focal point. It would pair well with mid
DIMENSION
Height95 cm
Width25 cm
Length25 cm
Dimension details
Length25 cm
Height95 cm
Width25 cm
Weight1.9 kg
Lamp shade width/diameter25 cm
Number of light spots1
Light bulb typee27
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