This modernist table lamp from the 1960s, produced by the Elmed Cooperative in Zabrze, Poland, is a representative piece of Polish mid-century modern design. The construction features a brass base in a warm, golden-brown tone, finished with a delicate patina and a gentle sheen—neither fully matte nor highly glossy. The stepped base is built from concentric circular tiers, lending the form both geometric clarity and visual stability. The lampshade is made of clear, textured glass in a pronounced conical shape, its surface reminiscent of honeycomb or faceted crystal, enriching the play of light and creating a decorative effect. The original beige power cord and black inline switch complete the piece, showing only subtle signs of use typical for its age. The lamp is preserved in very good condition, with minimal traces of time and a fully functional electrical system.This lamp captures the spirit of Polish modernism of the 1960s: understated yet bold, practical yet quietly ambitious. The brass base tells of an appreciation for noble materials, while the glass cone speaks to a fascination with light—its refraction, its shifting patterns. This object could recount evenings at home, with light refracting through the textured shade, tracing gentle patterns on the wall and evoking a sense of calm and focus from a bygone era.The lamp could be paired with a period wooden sideboard or a minimalist end table to highlight its modernist lineage. It would work well in interiors inspired by mid-century modern as well as in eclectic spaces with a vintage touch. Combining it with other noble materials—such as matte glass, dark wood veneer, or a boldly textured textile shade—can fully reveal the decorative potential of its form
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Height30 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height30 cm
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