Space Age - Cube lamp - design Richard Essig - opaline - Germany - 70's

Design: Richard Essig. Dimensions: (height) 20 X (diameter) 15 cm. Origin: Germany. Material: Opaline glass - metal. Color: White - red. Period: 1970s. Technical specifications: E14 socket - 110/220V - switch - 300 cm cord - European Bakelite plug. Condition: Excellent condition - used, with minimal signs of wear and age - slight discoloration on the metal, though not distracting - tested and fully functional. This is a Space Age table lamp, designed by and manufactured for Richard Essig in the 1970s. The piece is a characteristic example of the era's futuristic design, defined by a combination of geometric shapes and innovative materials. The lamp features a spherical white opaline glass shade resting on a striking red lacquered metal base. The base boasts a sculptural, architectural form reminiscent of a rocket or an atomic structure—typical of Space Age design. When illuminated, the opaline glass casts a soft, diffused glow, creating an atmospheric lighting effect. This fixture is a product of West German design from the 1970s. The lamp is in very good overall condition, consistent with its age and use. It retains its original, functional wiring, which enhances the object's authenticity. The opaline glass is intact, and the structure is stable. This compact yet expressive table lamp fits perfectly into modern, vintage, or eclectic interiors. It serves beautifully as accent lighting on a sideboard, nightstand, or desk, adding a touch of retro-futurism to any space. This is a vintage item. This means the item has been used. While not new or perfect, the items are lovely! Most vintage items show signs of use; the extent of this wear is noted in the description. The photos are part of the description, so please examine them carefully. Vintage (i.e., used) items may exhibit color variations, uneven wear, and/or normal signs of use. Please keep this in mind when making your purchase.