Pair of Bauhaus functionalist chrome table lamps, Czechoslovakia 1930s

Unique pair of functionalist table lamps from the 1930s, produced in Czechoslovakia. The design reflects the clean geometry of the Bauhaus period with subtle Art Deco influence, combining chrome-plated construction with striking yellow glass shades. Their compact proportions and bold material contrast make them highly distinctive examples of early modern lighting. The lamps feature a minimalist chrome structure that supports cylindrical yellow glass shades, creating a warm ambient glow while maintaining a precise architectural presence. The balance between functional clarity and decorative character is typical of interwar Central European design. Production is likely connected to a Czechoslovak lighting manufacturer such as Anýž, though exact attribution remains unconfirmed. The pair is in well-preserved original condition. Chrome surfaces show minor age-related wear consistent with period pieces. The glass shades are intact, and both lamps are fully functional. Specification. Style: Bauhaus / Functionalism with Art Deco influence. Period: 1930s. Origin: Czechoslovakia. Manufacturer: Probably Anýž or similar (unconfirmed) Materials: Chrome-plated metal, yellow glass. Colour: Chrome silver tone with yellow glass shades. Condition: Well-preserved, minor signs of age. Estimated Weight: 3 kg (pair) Dimensions. Height: 25 cm. Width: 12 cm. Depth: 12 cm.