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Brass and Mirror Geometric Table Lamp, Belgium, 1970s, Hollywood Regency
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Brass and Mirror Geometric Table Lamp, Belgium, 1970s

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A sophisticated and sculptural table lamp crafted in Belgium during the 1970s, this piece showcases an elegant interplay of geometry and reflective materials. The sharply faceted shade and columnar base are clad in mirrored panels, framed in warm brass—a design that nods to the glamorous restraint of Hollywood Regency and the precision of modernist architecture. While unsigned, the lamp evokes the style and quality of contemporaries such as Willy Rizzo , Romeo Rega , and Belgo Chrom , noted for their use of mirrored surfaces, brass detailing, and bold, linear forms. The absence of a dimmer and copper lining suggests production by a specialized Belgian workshop working in dialogue with this aesthetic vocabulary. Its clean profile and reflective surfaces make it a striking accent in both vintage and contemporary interiors—ideal for collectors of mid-century lighting or designers seeking a refined statement piece. Height: 50 Depth: 27 Width: 27 Condition: very good vintage condition Status: available Additional details: - Style: Modernist - Material: Mirror - Colour: Brass - Period: 1970s

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CategoryTable lampsConditionGoodMaterialBrassStyleHollywood RegencySeller locationDen Haag, NetherlandsDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup


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Den Haag, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since August 2020 • 27 sales

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