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This stunning vintage table lamp was produced in the 1960s by Glasfabriek De Rupel N.V. for the renowned Belgian lighting brand Massive. The lamp features a bold and vibrant orange glass base, making it a true statement piece for any mid-century modern, space-age, or retro interior.
What makes this lamp even more special is the built-in fitting inside the glass base, allowing the glass itself to be illuminated, creating a warm and atmospheric glow.
The shade is not included in the price and is shown for reference. The diameter of the shade is 32 cm. If you would like I could check if I have a shade that suits the base.
Please note that there are small chips on the bottom of the base (see photos), but they do not affect the overall beauty of this rare piece. I tried to photograph them as good as I could.
Glasfabriek De Rupel was a Belgian glass manufacturer known for its high-quality craftsmanship and bold color choices, often collaborating with Massive to create unique and sought-after design lighting.
A perfect collector’s item that adds a touch of vintage charm and warmth to any space.
Our customers range from walk-in clients in our Vintage Pop-Up Store in Breda to online vintage furniture enthousiasts and dealers all over the world. They're extremely fond of our items and service, and we love them back too! We've embedded some of the reviews in our About-us page, so have a look.
We guarantee that every item sold through Kingsman Vintage Design is original. We're happy to send more pictures or a video to provide you with more background information about any item.
We'll send our items with UPS / DHL / PostNL, delivering worldwide. Prices may vary according to weight / country of the customer. Personal delivery is possible within The Netherlands.
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.
