Pair of Opaline Pendant Lamps by Michael Bang for Royal Copenhagen, 1970s

Elegant pair of pendant lamps designed by michael bang for royal copenhagen and produced by holmegaard in the 1970s, a collaboration that embodies the delicacy of scandinavian design and the excellence of danish glassmaking. Made of glossy white opaline glass, each piece features a fluid silhouette with bulbous shapes and a wide conical diffuser that enhances light diffusion while creating a soft, ambient glow. Their sculptural profile and tonal purity turn them into luminous architectural accents, whether lit or unlit. The pair includes two differently sized lamps that, when installed at staggered heights, create a visually striking waterfall effect — ideal for dining rooms, staircases, or entryways. The larger lamp measures 30 cm high by 39 cm in diameter with a 185 cm cord, while the smaller is 30 cm high by 28 cm in diameter with a 215 cm cord, allowing a vertical arrangement without any adjustment.