Place of Origin: France
Style: Art Deco, Jacques Adnet, Jean Perzel
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1940
Dimensions: Height 55cm (21.5″), Diameter 45cm (17.5″), Canopy 10cm (4″)
Materials and Techniques: Lacquered Aluminum, Cast Glass
Reference Number: 5970

Description: French Art Deco ceiling light from the late 1930 to early 1940s. Tiered aluminum cones lacquered in a sand-color with cast glass elements embedded into the main shade. Very nice original condition with minor wear to the original paint. Four brass and ceramic E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Austria
Creator: Rupert Nikoll
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height 82cm (32″), Diameter 31cm (12″), Canopy 6.5cm (2.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Glass, Brass
Reference Number: 5722

Description: Fine Austrian glass pendant from the 1950s, by Rupert Nikoll. The glass globe has a remarkable “liquid” texture and is possibly made of leaded/crystal glass, as it has a much higher refractive index than regular glass and is quite heavy. Very good original condition with minimal patina. One original brass E27 socket with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Austria
Style: Jugendstil, Josef Hoffmann
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1910
Dimensions: Height 33cm (13″), Diameter 15cm (6″), Glass Diameter 9cm (3.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, cut Glass
Reference Number: 6193

Description: Set of three Austrian cut glass and brass ceiling lights from the early 20th century. Darkly-aged brass base with elongated blown glass shades with geometric cut decorations. One original brass and ceramic E27 socket per light with new wiring. Priced and sold as a set of three.

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Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Stilnovo, Seguso (Glasmaker)
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Body Height 46cm (18″), Drop Height 140cm (55″), Diameter 20cm (8″), Canopy 6cm (2.4″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Pulegoso Glass, Steel, Aluminum
Reference Number: 4412

Description: Rare Italian pendant attributed to Stilnovo, 1950s. Dual Murano glass diffuser in Pulegoso technique. One original brass and ceramic E27 socket with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Austria
Style: Mid-Century Modern, Gio Ponti
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 98cm (38.5″), Width 59/46cm (23/18″), Depth 4cm (1.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Giltwood, Mirror, Hardboard
Reference Number: 3316

Description: Tall Austrian giltwood mirror from the 1940s. Sensuously curved and tapered carved wood frame with a gold leaf finish on the inside and gold paint on the outside. Original mirror glass in excellent condition.

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Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Vistosi
Date of Manufacture: 1960-1970s
Dimensions: Height 104cm (41″), Body Height 56cm (22″), Diameter 40cm (15.5″), Canopy 6cm (2.3″)
Materials and Techniques: Murano Glass, Nickeled Steel
Reference Number: 5890

Description: Large glass pendant by Gino Vistosi from the 1960-1970s. A large heavily textured glass globe is encased by cascading glass ‘scales’, heavily textured and lightly tinted in green and grey. The hardware is nickeled steel with one original nickel and ceramic E27 socket with new wiring.

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