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Brighten your interior with this unique opaline green glass pendant lamp from the 1960s, showcasing a beautiful apple-green hue and an elegant, organic shape. Likely crafted in Germany, this lamp is a perfect example of mid-century modern design, blending natural materials with striking color.
The smooth opaline glass shade casts a warm, soft glow, ideal for creating a cozy and stylish atmosphere in any room. The standout feature is the finely crafted wooden accent at the top, which adds warmth and texture to the design, making it both timeless and distinctive.
Whether hung above a dining table, in the living room, or in a cozy reading nook, this lamp is sure to become a centerpiece. Its combination of bold color and natural charm makes it a must-have for lovers of mid-century aesthetics.
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 30cm Height: 38cm Height in total: 88cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition: Good - some signs of use, see photo's. Material: Opaline glass Fitting: E27 Including light bulb
Period of production: 1960 Country of origin: Germany
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Niels Verberne started in 2020, selling Alessi items through Catawiki. Within six months he put together single-seller-auctions. Soon after vintage lighting and 20th century furniture followed.
