Mid-Century Modern Green Spun Acrylic Spaghetti Table Lamp, 1960s

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Thick loops of extruded olive-green acrylic form the spherical central body of this table lamp, creating the tangled surface texture … Read more Thick loops of extruded olive-green acrylic form the spherical central body of this table lamp, creating the tangled surface texture traditionally described as spaghetti glass or spun resin. The translucent synthetic strands wrap randomly around an inner armature, scattering light unevenly across the textured perimeter when illuminated from within. The acrylic globe is mounted between copper-toned metal fittings. At the bottom, a flared circular pedestal base anchors the lamp securely, while the upper section rises into a slender, trumpet-like neck that tapers smoothly towards the bulb holder. This combination of spun synthetic filament and warm metallic copper finish reflects the playful material experimentation popular in decorative lighting during the 1960s. The fitting carries a standard bulb holder at the apex of the slender column, operated via an inline cord switch connected to a contemporary three-pin plug. The open framework of the spun acrylic globe produces a warm, diffused ambient glow, casting intricate linear shadows onto adjacent wall surfaces and tabletops. Surface condition across the green acrylic body remains intact, with no collapsed loops or major strand breaks evident. The copper-toned metal collar directly above the sphere exhibits a noticeable horizontal scratch through the finish to the underlying metal, alongside minor scuffs consistent with domestic handling. As with all vintage electrical items, testing by a qualified professional is advisable before regular installation.
Up to 250V (Europe/UK Standard).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less