Pair of Art Deco Pendants in Brass and Marbled Glass, De La Mar Theatre, 1940s

This striking four arm chandelier was designed by Harald Notini and produced by Arvid Böhlmarks Lampfabrik in Sweden, circa 1927. This particular model numbered 6316 is a great example of the unique Swedish Grace style of this period. The striking design consists of four marbled glass shades with a slightly undulating, scalloped rim. The shades are attached to brass holders with a serrated shape, connected to the centre by brass arms in a beautiful curved shape. The sphere shaped centre of the fixture with serrated decorative details throughout, with a separate hanging sphere attached to the lowest part of the lamp. This hanging sphere can be easily removed if desired. The fixture is entirely executed in nickel plated brass which has developed a beautiful and natural patina over time. A striking and extremely rare example of Swedish Grace lighting...

This rare pendant light was in The Netherlands in the 1930s. The striking shade is in a downwards muli-tiered artichoke shape. The shade is made of a slightly glossy, white opaline g...

This rare pendant light was in The Netherlands in the 1960s. The Art Deco style of this design was introduced and distributed through various small-scale manufacturers from the 1930s...

This rare pendant light was produced by Gispen in The Netherlands in the 1950s. The striking shade is in an upwards and downwards muli-tiered shape ending in a rounded flattened cone shape. The shade is made of a slightly glossy, white opaline glass. The shade is attached to the fixture in glossy nickel, with a beautiful patina. The bell shaped canopy and pendant holder add to the elegance of the design. About Gispen Willem Hendrik Gispen (1890,-1981) was a Dutch industrial designer, best known for his Giso lamps...

This rare pendant light was produced by Gispen in The Netherlands in the 1950s. The striking shade is in a three tiered, cascading shape ending in a rounded flattened cone shape. The shade is made of a slightly glossy, white opaline glass. The shade is attached to the fixture made in nickel, with a beautiful patina. The decorated bell shaped canopy and pendant holder add to the elegance of the design. About Gispen Willem Hendrik Gispen (1890,-1981) was a Dutch industrial designer, best known for his Giso lamps...

This exceptionally rare chandelier was designed by Paavo Tynell and produced by Taito Oy in Finland in the 1940s. The model is number 9001/5. The brass frame with 5 arms, supported b...

Danish art deco/functionalist pendant light partially perforated solid brass and marbled glass. It was manufactured in Denmark during the m...

This pendant light was designed and manufactured in Sweden in the 1940s. It features a dark cream / sand colored opaline lampshade and brass hardware. Measurements: Total height 30"...

Pair of hand blown opaline glass ball pendant with brass mounts, chain and canopy, Italy, 1940s. One porcelain Edison E-27 light socket for a large sized screw bulb up to 100W. Both...

These elegant pendants were designed and manufactured in Sweden in the 1940s. The lights feature white opaline glass shades with a beaded edge and brass hardware. Good vintage condit...

The lamps comes with 1 x E14 / E15 Edison screw fit bulb holder, is wired and in working condition. It runs both on 110/230 Volt. Delivery without bulb.

Elegant, middle size rounded pendant in brass and glass produced in Sweden. The frosted glass gives a beautiful and soft light, and the brass parts have a nice natural patina. The bo...