Suspension Cocoon Space Age Goldkant Lights Friedel Wauer Vintage 1960 1970
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Suspension Cocoon Space Age Goldkant Leuchten Friedel Wauer Vintage 1960 1970. Magnificent vintage suspension in Space Age style, dating from the late 1960s or early 1970s, attributed to designer Friedel Wauer for the renowned German manufacturer Goldkant Leuchten, a pioneer in the development and dissemination of the revolutionary "Cocoon" coating technique. An iconic design of futuristic modernism. This lamp features an organic and sculptural silhouette composed of radial lobes that evoke both a natural marine structure and futuristic architecture. Its timeless aesthetic integrates perfectly into Mid-Century Modern, Space Age, vintage, or contemporary interiors. The internal structure consists of a sturdy metal frame made of profiled steel covered with a polymer resin sprayed using the "Cocoon" process. This technique gives the lampshade a unique texture reminiscent of parchment or a silk cocoon, while diffusing a soft, warm, and non-glare light. Dimensions. * Diameter: approximately 40 cm. * Height of the lampshade: approximately 30 cm. * Total height: approximately 35 cm. Technical characteristics. * Original socket for E27 bulb. * Sturdy internal metal structure. General vintage condition is good. The Cocoon coating is well preserved, with no significant tears or notable missing parts. The material has a beautiful uniform ivory/cream patina acquired over time, characteristic and sought after in this type of vintage lighting. Note: the original wiring is present but will be fully re-electrified for sale. Additional information. * Designer: Friedel Wauer (attributed) * Manufacturer: Goldkant Leuchten (attributed) * Period: 1960s / 1970s. * Origin: Germany. * Materials: metal frame and "Cocoon" polymer resin * Style: Space Age, Mid-Century Modern. An emblematic decorative piece of German design from the 60s-70s, as elegant when off as when illuminated.