Suspension Chandelier Glass Nickel-Plated Brass Otto Muller Bauhaus Germany 1930

Suspension lamp in chromed metal and satin glass, with diffuser geometric shaped attributable to Louis Kalff for Philips, Netherlands, 1940/50s. Central body in white glass with 3 st...

Hexagonal shaped "lantern" suspension, made of burnished brass and handmade cathedral glass, in the shade of dark amber. Produced in Italy in the 1940s. Note: We try to offer our ...

Production in Italy approx. 1950. Brass pendant lamp, oval body in white satin glass. A suspension lamp attributable to L. Caccia Dominioni. Please watch the video and photos careful...

Suspension lamp made with a chromed aluminum structure with plexiglass diffuser in shades of dove gray and white. Made in Italy in the 70s. Weight: 2.8 kg NOTE: We offer our custo...

- A large Sistrah pendant with opaline and clear glass designed by Otto Müller, Germany circa 1930. - A unique characteristic of the lamp is that it consists of five glass elements,...

Rare Bauhaus 4-flamming chandelier. Restored: nickel with age patina cleaned and polished Glass in perfect condition. Rewired: 4x40W, E25-E27 bulbs US...

Rare six-arm Bauhaus chandelier, circa 1930. Nickeled brass hardware and a large glass "ball" finial. Bauhaus influenced design with an excellent build quality. Very nice original co...

- 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...