Red glass desk / night lamp type 337616/11, karel volf for opp jihlava, czechoslovakia, 1970s

This large table lamp was designed in the 1970s. Designed by karel volf for the czechoslovak company opp jihlava, it is made of two layers of hand-blown glass - white inside and red outside. The base is made of yellow plastic, which makes the quite large lamp which it is undoubtedly less slippery on the ground. Signed (photo). The glass part of the lamp (i.e. The most important one) in perfect condition. No spatter. One light point for a bulb with a large thread, I.e. E27. The atmosphere that the lamp creates with its diffused light is really priceless. We have one of them permanently at home. I do not urge you, but I definitely recommend it. It may not be the best lighting for reading, but an aesthetic experience. Whoever thinks that it is shining with a dim light would be wrong. It is able to brightly illuminate the entire room in which it stands. The power of light can basically be freely adjusted with the power of the bulb. With the current led lamps, which do not heat up, there are practically no limits. And the differences in the choice of bulb power can be seen immediately.

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