Designer: Josef Hůrka Maker: Napako This iconic table lamp is a significant piece of Czechoslovak design from the 1960s, created by the respected designer Josef Hůrka. The lamp was produced by the Napako company and represents the essence of the "Mid-Century" style, characterized by a combination of functional minimalism and bold color. The lamp stands out for its clean construction, where the orange lacquered shade and base contrast with chrome elements, creating a timeless and aesthetically balanced whole. The aesthetics of the lamp are based on playfulness and technical simplicity, making it a sought-after element of contemporary interiors. It offers users the practical option of adjusting the shade, which increases its utility while maintaining a slender silhouette. The object has been preserved in its original condition, which, from a collector's point of view, increases its authenticity and historical integrity. The preservation of the original lacquer and structural elements testifies to careful handling and respect for this original piece of furniture. As a work of Josef Hůrka and produced by Lidokov, this lamp has a high collector's value, which has been steadily rising in the vintage design market in recent years. For the owner, it represents not only functional lighting but primarily a design solitaire that carries the legacy of 20th-century Czech industrial creation. Thanks to its iconic look and historical significance, the lamp is an investment that does not lose its appeal and can create a striking aesthetic accent in an interior. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.