Carl Jucker - Glass domed table lamp (Bauhaus) - Framed Picture 11 x 14

Carl Jacob Jucker was a Swiss silversmith and industrial designer .

In his designs Jucker preferred to use technical materials, such as glass and metal, mirrored light bulbs and reflectors. In his first year in the metal workshop, he worked on prototypes of a geometrically simple and functional table lamp, which Wilhelm Wagenfeld presented in 1924 with moderate resonance at the Leipziger Messe at a price of 18 Marks.

Jucker is one of the first Bauhaus students to design glass table lamps.

In addition, during his short time at the Bauhaus as a skilled silversmith, Karl Jacob Jucker dealt with the development of steel tube furniture, which later led Marcel Breuer to the production stage.