Table lamp type 1155, white glass, black metal, brown wood, by A. Gałecki, Poland, 1960s.
850 PLN
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The table lamp model 1155, designed by Apolinary Gałecki in the 1960s, stands as a clear example of Polish modernist design. Its structure combines three distinct materials: a wide, opaline glass shade in a cool milky white with a glossy finish forms a harmonious, airy silhouette. The glass shade is mounted on a cylindrical, matte black metal base, supported by three slender, splayed metal legs ending in oval feet made of natural wood. Visible screws at the leg joints enhance the impression of precise, thoughtful craftsmanship. The interplay of white, black, and warm brown wood creates a calm and balanced palette. With proportions of 25 cm in height and 17 cm in diameter, the lamp is both compact and visually striking. It is preserved in very good condition: no damage to the glass, only minor signs of use on the wooden feet. The power cord and switch have been replaced, ensuring the lamp is ready for immediate use.This lamp tells the story of the 1960s, when Polish design, shaped by material constraints, focused on form and detail that offered both practical and aesthetic value. The construction reflects a pursuit of functional elegance—its shade molds light softly, while the interplay of glass, metal, and wood evokes an era when even everyday objects aspired to shape the character of an interior. The lamp seems to whisper of
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Height25 cm
Width17 cm
Length17 cm
Dimension details
Length17 cm
Height25 cm
Width17 cm
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