This Polish pendant lamp from the 1970s showcases a refined interplay of glass and brass, emblematic of mid-century modern aesthetics. The shade, crafted from cool, milky white glass with a glossy, smooth finish, is sculpted in a form reminiscent of a chess bishop—its silhouette flares gently into a bell-shaped body with a rounded drop at the base. The glass is secured to a wide, satin-brass ring by three visible screws, while a cylindrical rod and tulip-shaped ceiling canopy, also in brass, provide structural and visual contrast. The warm tone of the brass offsets the crisp whiteness of the glass, and the construction evidences careful craftsmanship, with precisely fitted metal and glass. The lamp is equipped with a decorative braided cord and an E27 socket compatible with modern bulbs. It remains in excellent vintage condition, with all original elements intact and no visible signs of wear or restoration. Its form narrates the story of 1970s Polish design, a period when simplicity and function were subtly enriched by decorative touches. The milky glass, sleek and lustrous, diffuses light with remarkable softness, while the satin brass evokes the
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Height52 cm
Width22 cm
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Width22 cm
Height52 cm
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