1930s Bullet Carbide Bicycle Lamp by Nirona Germany

Raw looking table or wall light that came out a factory in the Ruhr District in Germany. It has a partially caged polished aluminium shade, a wooden centerpiece...

Black concave porcelain sign with white slightly raised letters. It a German sign from the 1930s. It originally hung out side a medical doctors praxis i...

Schröder 2000 table or desk lamp by Max Schumacher from Germany. This lamp is designed by Max Schumacher in 1934 and manufactured by Werner Schröder in Lobenstein. This lamp is truly in the Bauhaus style and has a very clean and functional design. The lamp is clearly marked under the stand with MSW Schröder Lobenstein...

Bullet wall lamp by 101 Copenhagen Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl. Dimensions: L 6,5 x W 7,5 x H 45 cm Materials: All metal parts incl. frame, screws etc. are made from 100% Iron. All visible iron components have a plated Bronze finish. Glass: Opal glass / white Cable: Fabric covered cable This product is not wired for USA The Bullet collection is characterized by a closed tubular metal lampshade with a smooth carved opening. The opening is covered in a curved piece of opal glass, filtering the light from the light source inside. The collection comprises a chandelier, a pendant, and a wall lamp - all made in bronze plated iron and opal glass, creating unique and sculptural lighting experiences inspired by Art Deco. The chandelier has six adjustable arms positioned in a flexible hexagon setting and mounted on a rifled centerpiece, adding a shimmering and reflective quality to the lamp. Two of the chandelier arms are turned upwards to ensure lighting towards the ceiling, while the other lampshades are facing downwards to brighten up the space below the chandelier. The linear design of the pendant is sleek and is an ode to the industrial lamps of 1960s kitchens...