Wall Sconce Mid Century, gold metal, white glass, Poland, 1970s.
399 PLN
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This wall sconce, produced in 1975 by the Rencista cooperative in Dąbrowa Górnicza, Poland, is an exemplar of Polish mid-century lighting design. The construction relies on clean, geometric lines: a satin-finished metal bracket in a warm copper tone transitions smoothly into a cylindrical lamp holder, all mounted on a round white base. The elongated, frosted glass shade provides soft, diffused light that harmonizes with the metallic surfaces. The sconce is fitted with a white power cord and a characteristic black-and-white switch with a red button, typical of 1970s aesthetics. Materials include metal, glass, and plastic; the proportions are compact and balanced (height 16 cm, 23 cm with bulb, wall projection 14 cm). The item is new, unused, and comes in its original box, showing no traces of wear or time. This fixture resonates with the spirit of Polish modernism—its form tells a story from an era seeking freshness and functionality within the realities of the People's Republic. The satin copper subtly reflects light, while the matte glass gently diffuses it, as if the lamp quietly recounts tales from decades past: of interiors furnished by new rules, of objects designed to last. This sconce could be paired with 1970s furniture—such as teak sideboards or minimalist shelving—or used as a singular accent in a contemporary interior. It would work well beside a sofa, in a reading nook, or as spot lighting in an entryway. It is worth combining with other details in gold tones, warm wood, or matte black to highlight its retro qualities. The lamp will suit both mid-century modern and minimalist, collector-oriented spaces.
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Height16 cm
Length14 cm
Dimension details
Length14 cm
Height16 cm
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