The upper three arms hold shallow glass shades in a soft yellow tone, while the lower central part is complemented by a larger spherical shade made of opaline (milk) glass, diffusing light throughout the space. The combination of shiny chrome and colored glass is typical of the Brussels style of this period, giving the chandelier both elegance and decorative appeal.

• Condition: original, well-preserved, with period patina
• Authentic 1960s–1970s design
• Combination of chrome and colored glass
• Central globe for full light diffusion
• Decorative accessory for both retro and modern interiors
• Collectible and decorative value

Specifications:

• Period: 1960s–1970s
• Material: chrome-plated metal, glass
• Number of light sources: 3 + central lower element
• Shade color: soft yellow / opaline (milk) glass
• Height: approx. 65 cm, diameter: approx. 50 cmm

This type of chandelier was especially popular in the 1950s–1960s and was used both in households and public spaces. Thanks to its delicate color tones and original glassmaking craftsmanship, it remains highly attractive even today.

• Original marbled glass pattern – each piece is unique
• Decorative and functional interior element
• Quality Czechoslovak glassmaking work
• Suitable for both retro and modern interiors

Dimensions:

• Shade diameter: approx. 20 cm
• Total height: approx. 40 cm

The fixture remains in its original condition, without interventions or restoration. An elegant retro chandelier, suitable both for a collection and for interiors styled in vintage or Brussels modernism.

• Original production, Kamenický Šenov, 1960s
• Cut glass with embossed star-shaped décor
• Distinctive light effect when illuminated
• Collectible and decorative value
• Preserved in original condition

Dimensions:

• Diameter: 30 cm
• Height: 50 cm

This model is highly sought after today by collectors of post-war design and lovers of retro style. Suitable for interiors in mid-century, Brussels modernism, or contemporary minimalism.

• Diameter: 50 cm
• Original design by Josef Hůrka (Napako, 1960s)
• Iconic “UFO” model – functionalist and timeless design
• Black lacquered metal + textured glass diffuser
• Cult piece of Czechoslovak post-war design
• Collectible value, also suitable as a decorative centerpiece in the interior

This chandelier is a fine example of Czechoslovak modernism, combining functionality with decorative appeal. Thanks to its proportions, it is suitable for a living room, dining room, or study, where it provides even and pleasantly soft lighting.

• Original Brussels style (1950s–1960s)
• Quality combination of gilded metal and matte glass
• Three arms for balanced illumination
• Elegant, timeless design also suitable for modern interiors
• Decorative and collectible value

Dimensions:

• Total height: 75 cm
• Total diameter: 55 cm
• Shade diameter: 11 cm

The metal part with suspension, rod, and ceiling mount is original and complete, including the electrical wiring. The piece has a highly decorative appearance and is a typical example of Czechoslovak modernism inspired by the Brussels World’s Fair.

• Original Brussels-style design, c. 1960
• Complete light including suspension, metal parts, and glass shade
• Thick-walled hand-blown glass with colorful spots and white thread
• Matte surface with unique textured effect
• Decorative and collectible piece of Czechoslovak design
• Suitable as a dominant lighting element in both retro and modern interiors
• Dimensions of the glass body: 32 × 21 cm

This light is an example of classic design from the first half of the 20th century and is ideal for placement above a dining table, in a historic interior, or as a striking decorative element in a cottage or rustic-style space.

• Original piece from 1900–1930
• Art Nouveau design inspired by oil lamps
• Solid brass construction with decorative patina
• Green opaline glass for soft, pleasant light
• Functional chain mechanism for adjustable height
• Decorative and collectible value

This chandelier represents a valuable example of early 20th-century lighting, perfectly complementing an interior in retro or Art Nouveau style.

The light most likely dates from the first half of the 20th century, a period when traditional decorative metalwork was combined with the simple elegance of opaline glass. Suitable as a statement piece for a living room, dining room, or representative space, as well as a striking contrast in a modern interior.

• Quality metal construction with brass patina
• Four opaline glass shades for soft and even light
• Decoratively shaped arms in a classic style
• Versatile use – historical and modern interiors alike
• Collectible and decorative value

This type of chandelier is a typical example of late 20th-century design, combining glossy metal with the clean forms of glass globes. Suitable as a striking feature for interiors in retro, vintage, or modernist style.

• Original retro design from the 1970s–1980s
• Combination of chrome and white opaline glass
• Elegantly curved arms with geometric character
• Pleasantly diffused light thanks to glass globes
• Decorative central element adds a unique appearance
• Suitable for retro, vintage, and modern interiors

A decorative and fully functional light fixture, suitable as a striking addition to a vintage interior or as a design contrast in a modern space.

• Období: 30. léta
• Material: chrome, nickel