Description: Rare French outdoor lantern, circa 1950. Blackened steel Art Deco hardware with a chiseled glass diffuser in the style of Max Ingrand. This technique was pioneered by French Art Deco glass masters of the 1930s whereby the surface of the glass is ‘battered’ to chip off the top layer and create a random texture. This lantern is suitable for a covered outdoor space as well as indoors. Fine original condition with some patina to the lacquered parts. One brass and ceramic E27 socket with new wiring.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: France
Creator: Arlus (Attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height 72cm, Diameter 26cm
Materials and Techniques: Lacquered Steel, Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 1039

Description: Very unique early 20th century Art Deco pendant. Patinated copper with intricately designed chain links and canopy from which a large blown glass globe is suspended with multi-colored geometric decor. These dots of varying sizes were applied in aerography, an early form of airbushing. Very nice original condition with minor patina. One original brass and ceramic E27 socket with new wiring.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Germany
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1920
Dimensions: Height 70cm, Diameter 24cm
Materials and Techniques: Copper, Enameled Glass
Reference Number: 1031

Description: Rare large Adolf Loos style flush mount from the early 20th century in brass with faceted glass elements. The elongated octagonal structure is made entirely of brass, down to the original E27 sockets (with new wiring). This piece is extremely well made with a lot of attention to details, all the way to the internal fastening of the glass elements.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Austria
Creator: Adolf Loos (In the style of)
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1910
Dimensions: Length 46cm, Width 30cm, Height 15cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Cut Glass
Reference Number: 1015

Description: Splendid early 20th century Austrian brass and glass pendant. Intricately styled brass hardware suspended by three unique brass chains with a blown and cased glass diffuser appearing to float in the center. Wonderful original condition with a lovely patina on the brass. One original brass and ceramic E27 socket with new wiring.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Austria
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1910
Dimensions: Height 78cm, Diameter 40cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 991

Description: Sculptural mirror by Georges Jouvé for Marcel Asselbur. Rare six arm version, each with an abstract Jouvé ceramic form which can support a hat or coat. 

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: France
Creator: Georges Jouvé, Marcel Asselbur
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height 65cm, Width 58cm, Depth 13cm
Materials and Techniques: Glazed Ceramics, Plated Metal
Reference Number: 984

Description: This stunning Art Deco umbrella or cane stand was handmade in Germany in the 1930s from a single sheet of brass – hammered and with unusually large, finger sized perforations. While the irregular surface and prominent holes give this object a playful and decorative quality, the clarity of design and sparseness of elements are also clear references to the Bauhaus ideas of this period.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Germany
Date of Manufacture: 1930s
Dimensions: Height 42cm, Width 26cm, Depth 19cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass
Reference Number: 865

Description: Beautiful Italian brass and satin glass flush mount from the 1940s attributed to Paolo Buffa. The main structure is constructed entirely of brass (lacquered an off-white on the inside) with a lovely sculpted and very uniquely scalloped rim. The back is curved so that the fixture appears to float underneath the ceiling. Very nice original condition with patina on the brass. Three original brass and ceramic E27 sockets with new wiring.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Paolo Buffa (Attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Diameter 42, Height 11cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 915

Description: Rare model 201 telescopic floor and table lamp designed by Angelo Ostuni and Renato Forti for O-Luce, circa 1950. This version is in black with nickelled hardware, a cast steel base and a rare cylindrical shade with light switch on top. The telescopic stem allows the height to be adjusted smoothly from 23inches/59cm up to 61inches/154cm as well as tilted and rotated 360 degrees. Good original condition with some loss of paint on the stem, base and to the inside of the shade. One original brass and ceramic E27 socket.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: O-Luce, Angelo Ostuni, Renato Forti
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1950
Dimensions: Height 154, Diameter 30cm
Materials and Techniques: Nickeled Brass, Aluminum
Reference Number: 837

Description: Rare Italian umbrella stand from the 1950s. Black lacquered steel structure with brass feet and a wicker handle. The ‘bucket’ is enameled metal. Very good original condition with some loss to the paint and enamel along the bottom rim.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Siva
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height 77cm, Width47cm, Depth 30cm
Materials and Techniques: Enameled Steel, Brass, Rattan
Reference Number: 830