1960s Sputnik from the Czech Republic with Colored Sockets

I purchased this lamp from the original owner, who informed me that the lamp was never used. As you can see from the photos, there is no real wear on any of the parts . There are som...

A beautiful arm chair from Uluv in cherrywood. Handmade by one individual from start to finish. The upholstery is original with padding made from sea grass. Sea grass was used by man...

This unique acrylic and mono filament, pendant lamp comes from the Czech Republic. Made in the 1950s, the details are what make it interesting. The two metal balls at the top and bot...

Made in the 1930s, this table is composed of a steel tube base that has been chrome-plated, the top is made of wood with a bakelite laminate surface. The bakelite is in very good co...

A very unique early 1960s pendant lamp, made in Czechoslovakia. The red glass shade has a fluted pattern moulded into the glass form. The light emitte...

A very unique early 1960s pendant lamp, made in Czechoslovakia. The yellow glass shade has a fluted pattern moulded into the glass form. The light emitted is warm and intense. It glo...

Extremely Large Brass Sputnik Chandelier Designed in the Czech Republic 1960s. This is an extremely large brass sputnik chandelier from the Czech Republic, designed by René Roubícek ...

Midcentury Chandeliers in Brass and amber-colored glass Czech Republic 1960s. We have two refined chandeliers available for purchase. They have a structured design with four spher...

Diabolo shaped clear glass pendant made in Czech Republic, Europe around 1960. The lights have a brass frame, with brass rod from the ceiling. The heigh...

Space Age Sputnik chandelier made in Italy, circa 1960s. Brass with age patina. Some losses of color on the ceiling canopy 6x40W, E25-E27 bulbs US wiring compatible

Twelve lights chrome Sputnik light.

Small J.T. Kalmar 'Ice Glass' chandelier, 1960s with one lamp socket This chandelier from the 1960s by the Austrian designer J.T. Kalmar apparently more than deserves the name ice glass. The glass icicles lined up together form the lampshade of the chandelier and look amazingly similar to a real ice sculpture. When switched on and flooded with light, the ice glass casts beautiful shadow patterns on the surrounding walls and creates a cosy warmth in the room despite the icy sight. J.T. Kalmar lived and worked in Austria and gained extensive design experience at an early age in his father's company, which specialized in candlesticks and other objects cast in bronze and which Kalmar later took over himself. In the course of his career Kalmar designed lighting for many renowned architects as well as for important institutions such as the Vienna Opera...