Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Gunnar Eklöf, Corona Belysning
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 12cm (5″), Diameter 75cm (29.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Fabric, Painted Wire
Reference Number: 13531

Description: Rare large ceiling light by Gunnar Eklöf for Corona Belysning from the 1940s. Large fabric covered shade with polychrome painted floral iron decorations. Very nice condition with minor patina on the metal parts and newer fabric. Six original brass E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Swedish Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Hans Bergström
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 84cm (33″), Body Height 27cm (10.5″), Diameter 52cm (20.5″), Canopy 9cm (3.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Lacquered Wire, Fabric
Reference Number: 14107

Description: Rare Swedish fabric and wire pendant from the 1940s. Unusually large and detailed wire cage surrounding a conical fabric shade and nice brass details underneath. Very nice condition with new fabric and professionally repainted wire elements. Three original bakelite E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Harald Notini, Böhlmarks
Date of Manufacture: 1940-1950s
Dimensions: Height 124-156cm (49-62″), Shade Diameter 45cm (18″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass-Plated Steel, Fabric
Reference Number: 13001

Description: Rare floor lamp by Harald Notini for Böhlmarks, from the 1940-1950s. Heavy weighted base with a minimalist brass-plated steel construction and large double-shade. Fair amount of patina on the brass, with the nickel-plating underneath shimmering through in a few spots. The shades have been refitted with new fabric according to the original. One brass E27 socket with new wiring

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Place of Origin: Austria
Style: Mid-Century Modern, Art Deco, J.T. Kalmar
Date of Manufacture: 1940-1950s
Dimensions: Height 69cm (27″), Body Height 28cm (11″), Diameter 30cm (12″), Canopy 8.5cm (3.4″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 15183

Description: Fine Austrian brass and glass lantern from the 1940-1950s. A large conical cased glass diffuser is suspended by an ingenious design of thick brass wires. Very nice original condition with a a fair amount of patina to the brass. One original brass E27 socket with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Orrefors
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 50cm (19.5″), Diameter 43cm (17″), Canopy 10cm (4″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 14241

Description: Charming Orrefors glass chandelier from the 1940s. Nicely styled brass hardware with a large cream-colored satin glass diffuser with large scalloped rim and chipped „under water“ scene decorations. Very nice original condition with some patina on the brass. Three original E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Angelo Lelii (Designer), Arredoluce (Manufacturer)
Date of Manufacture: 1959
Dimensions: Height 82cm (32″), Body height 36cm (14″), Diameter 56cm (22″), Glass Height 23cm (9″), Canopy Diameter 8cm (3″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 1814

Description: Very rare five-arm brass chandelier with unique textured glass globes, designed by Angelo Lelli and produced by Arredoluce in 1959. Lovely slender five-arm brass structure exquisitely crafted in typical Arredoluce manner. From each arm hangs a large hand blown and heavily textured drop-shaped glass body like an ethereal fruit. These glasses which are studded with countless glass shards were obviously produced in very limited numbers as this is the only known specimen. Beautiful original condition with just minimal patina on the deep hued brass. Stamped „Made in Italy / Arredoluce, Monza“ on the brass centerpiece. Each arm has one original brass and ceramic E27 socket with new wiring. 

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Orrefors, Fritz Kurz (attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 52cm (20.5″), Diameter 50cm (19.5″), Canopy 9cm (3.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Glass, Brass
Reference Number: 14775

Description: Lovely Orrefors cut glass chandelier from the 1940s, attributed to Fritz Kurz. Large blown clear glass shade with cut and etched floral decorations and inward turned rim with cut decoration. The amber inner glass is heavily textured with a chipped finish all over and scalloped rim. Matte brass hardware with an additional four cane-shaped glass decorations on the stem. Nice original condition with some chips on the inner lip of the clear shade, though not really noticeable from underneath. Five original brass E27 sockets with new wiring

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Place of Origin: Italy
Style: Mid-Century Modern, Art Deco, Osvaldo Borsani, Gio Ponti
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Height 86cm (34″), Width 58/51 (23/20″), Depth 2.5cm (1″)
Materials and Techniques: Mirror, Wood, Brass
Reference Number: 8357

Description: Rare Italian mirror from the 1940s. Frameless, slightly tapered design with two contrasting cast brass elements which hold the mirror glass. Very nice condition with patina on the brass.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Swedish Grace, Art Deco, Böhlmarks
Date of Manufacture: 1920-1930s
Dimensions: Height 66cm (26″), Shade Height 10cm (4″), Diameter 50cm (19.5″), Canopy 9,5cm (3.7″)
Materials and Techniques: Painted Paper, Fabric, Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 14384

Description: Very rare Swedish Grace painted paper chandelier from the 1920-1930s. Large shade lined with heavy paper with painted decorations and fabric trimmings. Brass stem with smoked glass droplets. Very nice original condition – two tears in the shade have been professionally restored. Three original brass E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Bjerkås Armatur (attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1930-1940s
Dimensions: Height 95cm (37.5″), Body Height 41cm (16″), Width 22cm (8.5″), Diameter 30cm (12″), Fixed Canopy 12.5cm (5″)
Materials and Techniques: Painted Iron, Glass
Reference Number: 13904

Description: Swedish patinated iron and glass lantern from the 1930-1940s, attributed to Bjerkås Armatur. Nice original condition with some wear to the patina paint. One original brass E27 socket with new wiring.

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