This original modernist lamp, dating to circa 1926, is a striking example of Bauhaus-inspired design, seamlessly blending form and function. Crafted from chrome and frosted glass, it reflects the movement’s dedication to clean lines, geometric clarity, and industrial materials.
The lamp’s structure is defined by a sleek chrome stem and base, emphasizing simplicity and modernity. Atop sits a frosted glass shade, diffusing light softly and evenly, embodying the Bauhaus principle of practicality without ornamentation. The design is reminiscent of the work of Marianne Brandt or Wilhelm Wagenfeld, whose creations epitomized the era’s focus on efficiency and elegance.
Believed to date to 1926, this lamp stands as an authentic representation of early 20th-century functionalist design, making it a rare and collectible piece that bridges art, architecture, and industrial innovation.
Dimensions: 
Height - 35cm
Diameter - 29cm
Condition Report:
Excellent vintage condition, the chrome is beautifully preserved, fully re-wired for a modern setting, the glass is very well preserved, some signs of aging commensurate with age.