Esteri Tomula Lighting

These green scandinavian glass pendant lamps were produced in the 1960s by the iconic firm of Orrefors and designed by Carl Fagerlund. The outer glass has a light green hue, the inne...

The Bilobo model is defined by the tension between its softly contoured glass volume and the restrained geometry of its anodized aluminum fitting. The semi-opaque glass shade has an...

Pair of Pendant Lamps by Hans-agne Jakobsson for Markaryd AB, 60s Hanging lamp set by Hans-Agne Jakobsson for Markaryd AB, 60s A brass hanging lamp ...

Poul Henningsen PH 2/1 pendants. Fitted with one E27 socket, white opal glass shades, black fabric cords. Produced by Louis Poulsen. Ø 20 cm. Minimal wear.

Pair of Franceschina pendants designed by Umberto Riva in 1989 and manufactured by Fontana Arte. The diffuser is made of satin opal blown glass and the frame is in grey aluminium wi...

Pair of LS2 "Pallone" pendant lamps by Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, Italy, 1952. Designed in 1952, the LS2 Pallone is one of Luigi Caccia Dominioni's most recognizable lighti...

A pair of pendants by Orrefors. Handblown clear textured glass with brass hardware. Designed for one Edison style bulbs each. Dimensions: 11" H x 6...

A pair of pendants by Jo Hammerborg for Fog and Mørup, Sweden, circa 1960s. White enameled and perforated metal shades with single Edison style socket. Existing European wiring, rew...

Verner Panton pair of first edition enamel flowerpot pendants by Louis Poulsen designed for Louis Poulsen in 1969. This set of two white pendant lights are the early rare enamel ver...

Pair of versatile Sergio Mazza light fixtures which can be hanging pendants or wall sconces, enameled metal with glass shades, and brushed metal detail; pole or fittings can be custo...

A pair of 19" diameter grey enamel industrial pendants manufactured in England by The Benjamin Electric Ltd circa 1940. A design classic, this design variant is arguably the most popular produced by the company and one which during the industrial era would of graced the majority of factory's throughout the British Isles and beyond. The steel "C Type" galleries have been burnished on a wire wheel to expose the raw metal and highlight the makers markings, these have then been lacquered to protect the metal. The vitreous enamel shades have been clean and polished and the remnants of the original manufacturers labels have been retained A design which many modern lights...

A spun aluminum pendant lamp. Designed in 1947 for the Tivoli amusement park in Copenhagen and became known by the same name. Decades later Nordisk Solar lost the rights to call it '...