This wall or ceiling lamp from the 1960s, produced by the Czech manufacturer Osvetlovaci Sklo Valasske Mezirici, exemplifies a modernist approach to form and light. The shade is crafted from high-clarity transparent glass, shaped as a cube with a pronounced three-dimensional grid pattern composed of raised rectangular blocks. This repetitive, geometric relief not only diffuses light to create dynamic reflections and shadows, but also imparts an architectural, almost sculptural presence to the piece. The base, subtly visible from the side, is finished in black or a very dark tone, providing a strong contrast to the clarity of the glass and emphasizing the purity of the lines. The construction is robust, with the glass precisely and evenly mounted to the base. Designed for two E27 bulbs, the lamp shows no signs of damage or chipping; the glass retains its original texture and transparency. The overall condition is good—no visible signs of heavy use or restoration.This lamp speaks in the language of the 1960s, when Czech design explored the boundaries of simplicity and experimented with light and glass texture. The cubical form with its relief pattern evokes the rhythm of a modernist façade or an orderly fragment of an urban grid—as if it encapsulates a piece of the era’s pursuit of harmony
DIMENSION
Height12 cm
Depth24 cm
Width24 cm
Dimension details
Width24 cm
Height12 cm
Depth24 cm
Weight2 kg
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