Hammered Chrome Half Dome Light

A wonderful 1960s three-light chandelier composed of a polished brass fixture, three smoked glass shades and brown silk wires. Rewired. Height can be adjusted.

A rare low voltage kinetic light sculpture by Ingo Maurer.

A powerful French statement piece done in polished chrome and clear and sapphire blue resin spears. Rewired. We can place it on a ceiling pole to be used as a pendant at no additiona...

A sleek 1960s blown thick glass flush ceiling light on a polished chrome fixture and finial. Rewired. Four light sources.

A Space Age Italian, 1960s polished chrome thirteen-light fixture.

A 1960s Italian six-light cascading chandelier with clear bubbled blown glass shades on a chrome and black enamel fixture with rayon cords. Rewired.

Elegant 'Dome' pendant light comes with a white glass reflector on a chromed frame. Heavy design. Manufactured, labelled by Glashutte Limburg, Germany in the 1970s. Style: Space Ag...

Very nice Mid-Century Modern Lucite and chrome globes light fixture.

Very scarce, Dome pendant light by Hans-Agne Jakobsson for AB Markaryd. Five aluminium slatted rings form this 1960s space-age light. White enamel i...

DOME Pendant fuses simplistic ideologies with precision craftsmanship. Balanced with a clean classic silhouette, the DOME Pendant features a dramatic oversized lampshade...

DOME Pendant fuses simplistic ideologies with precision craftsmanship. Balanced with a clean classic silhouette, the DOME Pendant features a dramatic oversized lampshade...

This luminaire, conceptualized by Atelier George in 2020, is part of the Aube collection. This pendant light is inspired by the shape and surface of a half-moon, in opaline white glass, veined with grey and ivory. The luminaire is suspended by a brass stem whose height can be made to measure. The production lead time is 7 to 8 weeks. Several mounting options: hanging brass ring and rosette, hanging by the rosette, simple hanging by brass ring. E 14 bulb recommended. The two designers and glassblowers, Eve and Laurent, have been working together since 2012. Their work consists of editing glass tiles, lighting and decorative objects. Originally trained as a designer, Eve grew up and studied in Paris. After having completed a bachelor’s degree at the Boulle School and a cycle of graduate studies at ENSCI-Les Ateliers, she decided to learn various glass-making techniques. In particular, she chose glass blowing, in order to give a concrete form to some of his ideas. In June 2018, Eve George received the Prize for Young Art Creation, a French national award for young artisans. That same year, she was also a finalist for the Grand Prix de la Création (Paris, France) and the International Competition for Artistic Creation and Design (Milan, Italy). Her work has been featured in various contemporary glass exhibitions in France and Europe, as well as at Dubai Design Week and the Jeunes Marchands show at Sotheby’s Paris. The Anne Jacquemin Sablon gallery opened its doors to the public in 2015. It is a space dedicated to design and contemporary applied arts. It presents a collection of furniture, lighting, accessories and works of art. The gallery is located in a unique and historic space, initially a fashion boutique from the 1920’s. Today, renovated to accommodate artists, designers and interior architects, as it is a space that meets the art requirements and clients needs who have a particular interest in applied arts and contemporary design. Indeed, most of the pieces are designed by French architects such as Tristan Auer, Thierry Lemaire...