Sandblasted Flush Mount Lighting

Rare and Important Model 2064 by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte (Italy, 1955) The 2064 was designed first as a pendant, later variation featured as a flush mount. The glass is beautif...

Flush mounts by Arteluce. Designed and manufactured in Italy, circa the 1970s. Etched glass cubes with satin nickel mounting cylinders. Each light holds a single E27 socket-type, ada...

Brown/bronze aluminum structure with 3 sandblasted glass shades. This ceiling lamp was designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1963 and produced by Arteluce. this item is original and belongs t...

'Stella' flush mount by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce. Designed and manufactured in Italy, in 1959. A large scale shallow flush mount consisting of f...

This ceiling lamp was produced in Italy around the 1950s. It is made from a brass frame with a sandblasted glass convex shade. It can be used as wall lamp as well. Good condition: br...

Unusual 1970s German Peill & Putzler wall lights which could also be used as ceiling flush mounts for a small room perhaps a bathroom/cloackroom or along a hallway with a low ceiling. The circular glass shade is secured to the aluminium fitting with a bolt in the centre which sits inside the decorative chrome knob and disc. A single E27 screw in bulb sits within the shade. The design is wonderful with sandblasted oval-shaped lozenges which grow smaller and change shape towards the centre - "ever decreasing lozenges" - with the smallest one creating a flower around the chrome disc. I have seen this light attributed to Kalmar Lighting and Glashutte Limburg but I am pretty certain it's Peill & Putzler. I am happy to stand corrected if anyone knows better. In very good vintage condition with some small scratches to the chrome disc in the centre and the odd tiny mark to the sandblasted lozenges which are barely noticeable. Rewired by a professional electrician and in full working order. I also have one larger version which is 30cm in diameter with the exact same design on the Retro Living...

An unusual 1970s German Peill & Putzler flush mount ceiling light or large wall light. The circular glass shade is secured to the aluminium fitting with a bolt in the centre which sits inside the decorative chrome knob and disc. Two E27 screw in bulbs sit within the shade facing in opposite directions in order to evenly distribute the light. The design is wonderful with sandblasted oval-shaped lozenges which get smaller towards the middle - "ever decreasing lozenges" with the smallest one creating a flower around the chrome disc. I have seen this light attributed to Kalmar Lighting and Glashutte Limburg but I am pretty certain it's Peill & Putzler but I am happy to stand corrected if anyone knows better. In very good vintage condition with some small scratches to the chrome disc in the centre. Rewired by a professional electrician and in full working order. I also have three smaller versions with the exact same design on the Retro Living...

Brown/bronze aluminum structure with 3 sandblasted glass shades. This ceiling lamp was designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1963 and produced by Arteluce. this item is original and belong to...

White opaline flush mounts by Candle. Sandblasted clear glass and aluminum canopies make these very minimal but attractive flush mounts. Each...

Single Flush mount light by Stilnovo. Designed and manufactured in Italy, circa 1960. Minimal cylindrical enameled metal canopy with a beautiful milk glas...

Saturn is a large ceiling or wall fixture with direct and indirect light effects. A hand blown opal glass shade hovers on a curved cast bronze arm an...

Flushmount by Greco. Circular matte finish ceiling fixture with beveled dew drop glass diffuser. Manufactured and designed in Italy circa 1950. We recom...