Wall Sconce Viennese Secession, gold, brass, glass, early 20th century
3 769 PLN
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This Viennese Secession ceiling or wall fixture, dating from the early 20th century, features a distinctly geometric, elongated octagonal silhouette. The construction is based on a mirror-polished brass frame in a warm gold tone, which reflects both light and its surroundings. Precisely set beveled panes of transparent glass create a rigid structure with sharp lines and harmonious proportions (height 28 cm, width 13 cm, depth 10 cm). Inside, there is space for a single E14 bulb, visible through the clear glass—a detail that highlights both the decorative and functional aspects of the lamp. The entire piece is finished with meticulous attention to detail, showing no signs of wear, scratches, or tarnishing. It is preserved in ideal condition, free from restoration or patina.This sconce tells the story of the Viennese Secession—a time when light was treated almost as an architectural material. The golden brass evokes the atmosphere of modernist townhouses, where every detail mattered and served both function and spatial composition. The beveled glass subtly refracts light in a quiet, refined manner, while the geometric body suggests the pursuit of harmony and order typical of the early 20th century. Gentle reflections and the play of light on the metal's smooth surface evoke images of historic salons and elegant Viennese corridors.The lamp can be paired with classic woodwork and a muted
DIMENSION
Height28 cm
Width10 cm
Length13 cm
Dimension details
Length13 cm
Height28 cm
Width10 cm
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