Florian Schulz Chrome Double Counter Balance Chandelier, 1980s, Germany

Architectural brass counter balance chandelier by Florian Schulz. Two pendants hang on both sides of a center canopy. Solid brass counter we...

Rare counter balance pendant by Florian Schulz. Beautiful brass canopy feeds three black cloth cords with a centered brass counter balance ball. Frosted glass shade can be pulled dow...

Rare counter balance pendant by Florian Schulz. Beautiful brass canopy feeds three black cloth cords with a centered brass counter balance ball. Ceramic shade in a soft cream color c...

Gorgeous handblown glass chandelier by Seguso. Alternating tiers of round and tulip shaped glass with nickel hardware and stem. Newly rewired. Looks beautiful both on and off. Excell...

Elegant and extremely rare, large Mid-Century Modern counterweight pendant lamp Solan by Florian Schulz, Germany, 1980s. Executed in solid polished brass. The lamp needs one E27 Edi...

Fantastic double counter balance pendants by Florian Schulz. Two brass pendants suspended with their own brass ball counter balance. One canopy ...

Double counterbalance pendant by Florian Schulz. Two nickel pendants suspended, each with their own nickel ball counter balanc...

Original Counterbalance pendant 'Posa' by Florian Schulz with side weight. Strong and minimal pendant in a high quality spun and brushed brass moves smoothly up and down due to the solid brass counterweight. The brass is coated to protect from oxidization. Excellent timeless design of a very functional lamp and beautiful craftsmanship. Perfect over a long dining table or kitchen isle of side tables. Great to combine with other models we have available. Height varies from 110 - 70 cm, (can be extended by replacement to a longer cord. Total width of the lamps and canape is between 70 - 90 cm We have other models by Schulz listed including single with center weight Posa, Double Posa, Keos and Onos listed. We also have this model with a center weight, see listing; LU1001521117492  This piece has been attributed based on archival documentation, such as vintage catalogs...