This Mid-Century Modern pendant lamp from the 1960s combines a conical opaline glass shade with a warm teak wood fixture. The design is characteristic of the lighting style of this period, where natural materials and clean, geometric forms took center stage. The lamp is crafted from white opaline glass, ensuring a soft and diffuse light distribution, and is finished with a solid teak wood element that forms the transition to the cord. The ceiling rose is made of white plastic. The original wiring and terminal block are still present in the ceiling rose, emphasizing the authenticity of the piece. The fixture is in good, functional condition while retaining its original character. The teak wood displays a light, natural patina befitting the age of the object. This pendant lamp comes into its own above a dining table or in a hallway within a Scandinavian or Mid-Century Modern interior. The combination of wood and white glass makes it a versatile object that adds warmth to the room.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrown, WhiteMaterialGlass, Plastic, WoodNumber of items1First ownerYesHeight43 cmWidth14 cmDepth13 cmSigns of usageScratches