Wholesale Rare 1970s designer lamp - Goebel - PAN series - West German pottery

Price for lamp including shade This exceptional vintage table lamp comes from PAN Keramik by Goebel and is an impressive example of the experimental ceramic design of the 1970s. The sculptural form with the two large oval cutouts appears both futuristic and organic – typical of the expressive space-age aesthetic of the time. The intense red-orange glaze has enormous radiance and changes its effect depending on light and perspective. Particularly beautiful is the interplay between the softly rounded form and the clear graphic elements of the lampshade. The lampshade was newly made and covered with a high-quality fabric in warm orange and natural tones. The abstracted sun pattern creates a very warm and atmospheric light image when switched on and harmonizes wonderfully with the strong ceramic glaze. Dimensions: – Total height: approx. 62 cm – Lamp base: 30 cm high, 22 cm wide and deep – Lampshade: 30 × 30 cm Technical: The lamp features the original wiring with an E27 socket. The electrics have been tested and work. However, as this is a vintage lamp from the 1970s, no guarantee can be given for function or electrical safety. I recommend having the lamp further checked by an electrician before continuous use. PAN Keramik was a design line by Goebel that stood for particularly experimental ceramic designs in the 1960s and ’70s. Unlike the classic Goebel series, expressive lights and ceramic objects with strong space-age and fat-lava influences were created here. Today, many PAN models are among the most sought-after design objects of that era. The formal language of this lamp also clearly recalls designs from the circle around Cari Zalloni, who also worked for PAN Keramik and whose futuristic designs shaped the aesthetic of the ’70s. While there is no definitive proof for this specific model, stylistically the lamp clearly moves within that design world. An extraordinary collector’s piece with strong 1970s presence and sculptural impact.