Pendant lamp, yellow soda glass, brushed brown steel, Huta Szkła Inwald, Poland, 1960s.
794 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 43999
This pendant lamp from Huta Szkła Zawiercie, dating from the 1960s, represents a classic example of Polish industrial design rooted in the modernist era, where organic form meets utility. The shade is crafted from pressed soda glass, mass-colored in a warm straw-gold hue, semi-transparent with a subtle amber glow. Its surface is enriched with vertical ribbing and embossed stylized floral and geometric motifs, while the scalloped lower edge echoes the form of a tulip petal. A satin-finished brown steel fixture and black cord complete the composition, with height smoothly adjustable from 80 to 140 cm. The open-bottomed shade provides direct illumination below, and the lamp is fitted for E27 bulbs. The piece survives in excellent vintage condition, free from visible damage, chips, or losses, with original, fully functional wiring.This lamp tells the story of Polish modernism, where light was treated as a sculptural material. The luminous, straw-colored glass, like a slice of summer morning, gently filters light, creating an aura of soft nostalgia. The profiled shade is reminiscent of a flower about to bloom, its organic lines reflecting the spirit of an era when even everyday objects aspired to shape a better world. It is a lamp that does not impose itself, but gracefully reveals its form and craftsmanship, letting the light flow in a natural rhythm.
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Height15 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height15 cm
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