This pendant lamp, produced by Polam in Poland during the 1950s, exemplifies the transition towards Postmodern design sensibilities. The fixture is characterised by its distinctive textured glass shade, which features a repeating, stylized leaf or scale motif that diffuses light with a soft, ambient quality. The lamp is constructed with a white moulded glass shade suspended from a brass-finished metal stem and ceiling rose. The glass exhibits a tactile, stippled surface that contrasts with the smooth, raised pattern. The brass elements provide a warm metallic accent against the white glass. The piece originates from Poland, reflecting the industrial design output of the era. The fixture remains in good condition, retaining its original structural integrity and aesthetic character. The brass components display a natural patina consistent with age, adding to the authentic vintage appeal of the piece. This pendant lamp is well-suited for spaces requiring focused yet diffused illumination, such as above a small dining table, a kitchen island, or within a hallway. Its textured glass and brass details complement both mid-century modern and eclectic interior styles.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsGold, WhiteMaterialGlass, Metal, BrassNumber of items1Height54 cmWidth16 cmDepth16 cm