1960s Gordon and Jane Martz Model 236 Hanging Pendant Lamp Perforated Ceramic With Swirl Earth Toned Glaze

A highly collectable 1960s lamp designed by Jane and Gordon Martz of Marshall Studios in Veedersburg Indiana. These lamps are highly sought after and are showing up in designs all over the world. Blending sophistication and modern these lamps are sure to take your design to the next level.

This model 236 hanging pendant lamp consists of a perforated ceramic shade suspended from its original wiring and metal chain. The ceramic shade in this example shows excellent earth tones with hues of taupe, dark brown and seafood green. The perforated shade scatters pin hole light throughout the room. Retains its original brass hanging hardware. This example is unmarked as all martz pendants are.

This pendant lamp would work well between organic sofas by Vladimir Kagan, or among works from other designers such as Robsjohn Gibbings, Tommi Parzinger, Edward Wormley, Etc.

Dimensions:
Ceramic body: 10.5” H x 8.5” diameter.
Approximately 8-10’ of chain and cord.

Condition:
Ceramic body shows very well. Free of cracks or chips. Original wiring and chain.

Shipping:
This lamp will be shipped parcel and can be shipped to Paris or any other world wide destination.