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This 1960s small hanging lamp features a delicately formed glass shade with a copper-coated finish, creating a warm, reflective glow when illuminated. The design reflects the refined simplicity of mid-century European lighting, where material experimentation and elegant proportions were key.

While the exact designer remains unknown, the piece is consistent with the aesthetic direction of contemporary 1960s lighting studios exploring metallic finishes over glass forms. Compact and atmospheric, it embodies the understated sophistication and material richness characteristic of the period’s decorative lighting design.

A small hairline crack in the glass is present, though it is barely visible from the outside and does not detract from the overall appearance. Both sculptural and practical, the chair embodies Starck’s elegant simplicity and conceptual boldness.