Exceptional Art Deco Swedish Sconces by Kjell Löwenadler for Glössner & Co

This refined Art Deco sconce was realized by the esteemed by the Société d'Exploitation des Verreries de Bagneaux in Paris, circa 1930. It features a three sided open form obtuse ang...

This of Art Deco Handblown Murano Glass Rod and Brass Sconces were produced and signed by the fabled atelier of Venini in Italy, cir...

Art Deco Machine Age skyscraper design in polished nickeled bronze sconce with glass rods. A rectangular form with three layers of stepped skyscraper-design style detailing makes up ...

Originally used in the legendary Sunset tower hotel in Los Angeles- formerly the home to Errol Flynn, Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra- this stunnin...

This stunning pair of streamlined Art Deco revival sconces in celadon blue glass and polished chrome were realized in the United States during the latter ...

This elegant and sophisticated pair of Art Deco vanity lights were realized in France circa 1930. They feature volumetric rectangular bodies with po...

Asymmetrical pair of large sized etched frosted glass sconces designed by Kjell Löwenadler for Glössner & Co, Sweden. 1946. Straightforward mount...

Swedish Art Deco Scones by Arno Glossner for Bohlmarks, Sweden, 1938. Actually an object that should belong in a design museum. In Arno Glössner's glass etching, one could discern an era marked by profound societal upheavals and the looming threat of World War II. The artwork resonates with the imagery of Leviathan, a colossal sea monster resembling a massive fish or whale. In various mythologies, Leviathan is portrayed as one of the most formidable creatures of the sea, sometimes associated with Triton, the sea god, as its master. However, depictions and interpretations of Leviathan vary across different traditions and sources, adding layers of complexity to its symbolism. "Leviathan" is a groundbreaking book in political philosophy, authored by the English philosopher Thomas Hobbes...

Swedish Art Deco Scones by Arno Glossner for Bohlmarks, Sweden, 1938. Actually an object that should belong in a design museum. In Arno Glössner's glass etching of Triton is a figure...

Large and rare wall sconce by Carl Erik Bodén for Glössner, 1940s. This impressive lamp features two light sources (originally made for a fluorescent ...

Very rare set of 2 Bo Notini ceiling lights produced by Glössner AB, Sweden, 1950s. Please note: listed price is for a single. Perforated brass and etched glass shades.

Rare pair of Art Deco wall lights / sconces made in solid, stainless steel. Great condition with new wiring. Please note: We are selling these sconces without the lamp shades. Rewired: New EU standard electric...