Sistrah P4 Pendant Lamp by Otto Müller

Bauhaus pendant from the 1940s. Opaline glass shade mounted on a steel construction, cover and shade made of bakelite. Up to 20 pieces available.

Bauhaus pendant from the 1940s. Opaline glass shade mounted on a steel construction, cover and shade made of bakelite. Up to 20 pieces available. (more on request).

Bauhaus pendant from the 1940s. Opaline glass shade mounted on a steel construction, cover and shade made of bakelite. Up to five pieces available. (more on request).

Brass frame chromed with four heavy pressed glass elements. Designed in the late 1960s.  

Art Deco lamp designed by Otto Müller for Sistrah. The opaline glass as much as the sainless steel parts are in top mint condition. The light it gives is very diffuse and warm. ...

- Original steel gallery - Comes with original ceiling rose - Comes with 100cm of cable and chain - Opaline glass top with stepped glass base - Takes E27 fitting bulbs - Designed by Otto Muller for Sistrah - German ~ 1930s - 40cm wide x 35cm tall Sistrah As the distributor of Poul Henningsen's PH lighting range in Germany, Otto Muller decided to produce his own version of these highly successful lights. Manufactured under the Sistrah trademark It was Otto Müller, who, in close tandem with the students at the ‘Institute of Light technology of the Technical University of Karlsruhe’ developed the lamps. Mullers designs...

Otto Müller pendant light P4 for Sistrah, 1930s.

This pendant lamp was designed by Otto Müller in 1931 and manufactured by Megaphos/Sistrah Licht GmbH in Germany. It is made from 2 glass shades joint together by a chrome-plated bel...