Rare Pair of Swedish Art Deco Glössner Wall Sconces 1930 by Einar Forseth

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...

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...

Pair of nickel on bronze wall sconces with cut out and clear glass inserts. Two lights, glass panels get luminated.

Pair of large simple but elegant French 1930's art deco wall sconces. Professionally rewired and ready for installation. Three lights, 100watts each.

Pair of art deco wall sconces in clear frost glass with touch of gold shades mounted in a bronze frame. Professionally rewired and ready for installation.

This charming pair of early 20th century wall sconces exemplifies French Art Deco lighting with sculptural form and a soft, delicate appearance. The sconces have flat, frosted glass ...