JT Kalmar Ice Block chandelier, 1960s/70s
JT Kalmar Ice Block chandelier, 1960s/70s
from the 1960s to 1970s. Often called the Ice Block model, this piece is built from sculpted glass elements that catch light in a soft and warm way. The chrome frame keeps the structure clean and lets the glass stand out.
The chandelier has seven light points that create a calm shimmer when lit. It has presence without feeling heavy and works well in both modern and vintage interiors. The molded glass blocks give it a look that feels both sculptural and quiet at the same time.
This is a good example of Kalmar’s mid century glass work and why their lighting is still appreciated today. If you are looking for more Kalmar pieces or similar sculptural lighting, feel free to contact us.
Good vintage condition with light signs of age. Please review all images for details.
Available: 1
Available at Vanha Talvitie 19
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Piece details
What we know about this piece
- Manufacturer
- J.T. Kalmar
- Dimensions
- Height with rod 67 cm
Diameter 37 cm - Condition
- Good vintage condition with light signs of age. Please request detailed photos for specifics.
- Quantity
- 1 available
- Location
- Vanha Talvitie 19
Material-aware guidance Care for this piece
Based on the materials stated in this piece’s product information. Vintage finishes vary, so test any product on an inconspicuous area first.
Metal
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. If needed, use a lightly damp cloth with mild soap and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive pads, metal polish and harsh chemicals; these can remove plating, paint or an established patina.
Glass
Dust first, then clean with a soft lint-free cloth and a small amount of glass cleaner applied to the cloth—not directly onto frames or joints. Avoid sudden temperature changes, impacts and abrasive pads.
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