Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Harald Notini, Böhlmarks
Date of Manufacture: 1930-1940s
Dimensions: Height 60cm (23.5“), Diameter 50cm (19.5“), Canopy 10.5cm (4“)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Fabric, Glass
Reference Number: 13056

Description: Rare Harald Notini brass chandelier with large fabric shade from the 1930-1940s. Lantern-style brass body with four lights and glass cups are covered by a large pleated shade. Very nice original condition with some patina on the brass and new fabric on original shade. Four brass E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Art Deco
Date of Manufacture: 1930s
Dimensions: Height 57cm (22.5″), Diameter 66cm (26″), Canopy 12cm (4.7″)
Materials and Techniques: Nickel, Glass, Fabric
Reference Number: 20286

Description: Fine Swedish Art Deco chandelier from the 1930s. Polished nickel structure with olive-green lacquered details and sand-colored blown glass shades. Nice original condition with patina on the nickel and the fading on the fabric trimming/tassel on the stem. Five original E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Austria
Creator: J.T. Kalmar
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1970
Dimensions: Height 108cm (42.5″), Body Height 42cm (17″), Diameter 39cm (15.5″), Canopy Diameter 7cm (2.75″)
Weight: 25kg (55lbs)
Materials and Techniques: Glass, Nickel, Enameled Steel
Reference Number: 1850

Description: Rare J.T. Kalmar chandelier from the 1970s. 18 very thick (1.5 inches) and heavily textured glass elements, partially tinted blue and smoke on the back, are mounted in three tiers on a lacquered body with nickeled chain, canopy and knobs. The sheer mass of glass is breathtaking and the play of hues with the angles of the glass has a magnificent effect and changes according to the light within a room. One E27 and six E14 sockets.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Christian Bergh, CEBE, Corona
Date of Manufacture: 1930s
Dimensions: Height 40cm (15.5″), Diameter 46cm (18″), Canopy 10cm (4″)
Materials and Techniques: Nickel, Hand-painted Paper
Reference Number: 18937

Description: Rare Swedish ceiling light (model 65327) from the 1930s by Christian Bergh (CEBE) with hand-painted paper shade signed by Corna. Good overall condition with age-related patina to the shade. Three original E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Swedish Grace, Art Deco, Böhlmarks, C.G. Hallberg (attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1930s
Dimensions: Height 79cm (31″), Body Height 54cm (21″), Diameter 58cm (23″), Fixed Canopy 14cm (5.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Fabric
Reference Number: 19915

Description: Fine Swedish Grace brass chandelier from the 1930s, attributed to C.G. Hallberg. Dark hued brass with scalloped details and cast decorative elements, as well as original wax coated socket covers. Nice original condition with some patina. Five E14 sockets with new wiring and new custom shades.

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Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Angelo Lelii, Arredoluce
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1950
Dimensions: Height 38cm (15″), Diameter 24cm (9.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Aluminum
Reference Number: 18755

Description: Rare model 12297 desk lamp by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, circa 1950. The shade can pivot in all directions for different lighting needs and the stem can be adjusted along an axis by means of a ver clever mechanism: By rotating the weight at the bottom tension can be released to tilt the stem and tightend to arrest a desired position. Very nice original condition with just a light patina on the brass and original paint. One original E14 socket with new wiring. Manufacturers logo on the bottom of the weight. 

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Swedish Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Gunnar Eklöf / Corona Belysning (attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 47cm (18.5″), Width 45cm (17.5″), Depth 3cm (1.2″)
Materials and Techniques: Painted Steel, Mirror, Wood
Reference Number: 19837

Description: Lovely Swedish Modern mirror from the 1940s, attributed to Corona. Frameless design with lacquered ironwork decorations. Good original condition with a fair amount of patina on the mirror glass and a small chip on top.

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