Pair of Bauhaus bakelite table or wall lights by Elektrosvit, 1950s

Small table or wall lamp created by Czech designer Helena Frantová in 1953. The lamp has a simple, modernist yet sophisticated design. The body of the lamp is made of nickel plated s...

Iconic metal table lamp made in the 1960s by Napako under the mark 85104 according to the design of Josef Hurka. The lamp has a base made of bent chrome-plated iron, a metal shade wi...

Beautiful table lamp manufactured by Lidokov, former Czechoslovakia in 1970's. Made of red lacquered metal base and flower shaped opaline glass. In very good original condition, no c...

Very stylish and simple design by famous Czech creator Josef Hurka. Manufactured by Lidokov, former Czechoslovakia in 1970's. The lamp can flip up and down. Consists of black lacquer...

A set of two bakelite table lamps in the Bauhaus style, produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1940s. Asymmetrical form, adjustable angle of the lampshade. The lamps have a visible model...

Set of two mid-century bakelite table lamps. Some signs of use (see photo).

This rare pair of Bauhaus desk lamps, designed by Christian Dell for Kaiser Idell, exemplifies the streamlined modernist principles that defined Dell’s work in the early 20th century. As a pioneering designer and master metalworker, Dell played a crucial role in shaping the Bauhaus School’s approach to industrial design, where he led the metalworking workshop from 1922 to 1925. His innovative approach to functional, minimalist lighting culminated in the Kaiser Idell series, a line of lamps known for their precision engineering, sleek geometry, and use of high-quality materials. These 1930s desk lamps...

- 1960s - designer: J. Hurka - maker: Napako - labeled.