Rare glass art lamp by Eva Englund for Pukeberg from the 1970s.

Rare sculptural lamp in Swedish art glass by Eva Englund for Pukeberg from the 1970s, an emblematic figure of the Scandinavian glass revival in the second half of the 20th century. This piece is distinguished by a large spherical globe in coloured glass, featuring deep orange tones, resting on an architectural base in clear glass, revealing a visible internal construction that enhances its sculptural character. The interplay of transparency, mass, and colour fully situates this work within the formal exploration conducted by Eva Englund around thick and expressive glass. Straddling the line between a utilitarian object and a luminous sculpture, this lamp perfectly illustrates the aesthetic of Swedish design in the 1970s. Works by Eva Englund are held in several major public collections, including the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm and the Kalmar Konstmuseum, confirming the institutional and heritage interest in her work. Dimensions: height: 38 cm, sphere 20 cm in diameter. Perfect condition.