Bauhaus chrome floor lamp, 1930s, attributed to Slezák, Czechoslovakia

An elegant Bauhaus floor lamp from the 1930s, featuring a chromed metal structure and an opaline glass shade. The lamp is attributed to the Slezák company, a well-known Czechoslovak manufacturer active during the interwar period and closely associated with functionalist and Bauhaus-influenced lighting. The design reflects classic Bauhaus principles: clean geometry, functional construction, and timeless proportions. The stepped opaline glass shade provides soft, diffused light, while the chrome base and vertical stem give the lamp a refined, architectural presence. A rare and authentic lighting piece suitable for interiors focused on Bauhaus, Art Deco, or early modern design. Wiring should be checked by a qualified electrician in your country before installation. Specification Style: Bauhaus Design Period: 1930s Attributed Manufacturer: Slezák Country of Origin: Czechoslovakia Materials: Chrome-plated metal, opaline glass Type: Floor lamp Condition: Very good vintage condition Wiring: Functional, vintage wiring (recommended to be checked according to local standards) Approximate Dimensions (Based on comparable Slezák Bauhaus floor lamps from the 1930s) Height: approx. 170 cm Base diameter: 35 cm Shade diameter: 32 cm Estimated Weight: Approx. 10–13 kg Condition Notes: Very good condition with light signs of age and use. Chrome shows minor surface wear consistent with age. Glass shade intact, no cracks.