Friedrich Otto Schmidt Lighting

Chandelier in several variation used by Adolf Loos, the height of the chandelier is to extend with a pulley Most components according to the UL regulations, with an additional charg...

Adolf Loos pendant lamp for VeArt, produced circa 1970 Rare Re-edition of the original design by Adolf Loos from circa 1910. Large 16" Elegant hand blown glass globe worked into a s...

Pair of Adolf Loos pendant lamps for VeArt opal glass gold, circa 1960. Sold as a pair. Rare Reedition of the original design by Adolf Loos for VeArt, Italy. Priced per pair. Measur...

Very rare and large pendant lamp by Adolf Loos from the 1950s. The high-quality materials, such as the new seagrass lampshade, make this lamp a unique design object. It creates a ver...

Large art deco chandelier with opaline glass lampshades attr. to Adolf Loos. Professionally stained and repolished.

The Anglo-Austrian Bank, founded 1864 with british capital, was an austrian Bank in Vienna. In 1913, the bank had 43 branches. In 1914, Adolf Loos was commissioned with the renovatio...

This chandelier is a vintage rendition of the original, first used in 1899 at the Café Museum, later for the apartment of Leopold Goldman, the builder of the iconic "Looshaus, Goldma...

Lovely Adolf Loos Lobmeyr Style Light Cut Glass and Brass, Austria 1930s Diameter: 11.03 in (28 cm) Height: 36.62 in (93 cm) Amazing Adolf Loos / Josef Hoffmann Style Vienna Secess...

Swivel-mounted wall-lamp, measures as desired either with a wall-plate for direct-wiring, or with the cable going down to plug in - in that case a weight can be mounted on the cable ...

Brass and cut glass pendant lamp, attributed to Adolf Loos, Austria, 1930s It is in good condition and working. E27 lamp. The chandelier measures 21 cm x 18 cm x 30 cm high (98 cm wi...

Adolf Loos used this wall lamp, designed with a clear, minimalist aesthetic, in various versions: Dr. Gustav and Helene Scheu's house in Vienna's 13th district, Laroch Gasse. Solid ...

Chandelier first used in 1899 at the Cafe Museum, later for the apartment of Leopold Goldman, the builder of the famous "Looshaus, Goldman & Salatsch" "in Vienna. This chandelier has...