Wall lamp - Ceramic, Transparent glass

Art Deco wall lamp with tulip-shaped opal glass – circa 1925–1935

Description

Elegant original Art Deco wall lamp from the interwar period, dating from around 1925–1935.
The lamp is made with a characteristic tulip-shaped pressed opal glass, completely original, which provides a soft and even light distribution.

The fixture is made of white porcelain (or high-quality enameled metal) and beautifully finished with black, flowing lines. This combination of organic shapes and sleek accents is characteristic of the Art Deco style. Such lamps were commonly used in bathrooms, stairwells, and entrances of homes from the 1920s and 1930s.
This lamp was also installed above the stove and was therefore called POTTEKIJKER, now suitable for above the agakoeker?

state
Glass: original and intact, no cracks or tears.
Armature: good vintage condition with minor signs of use appropriate for its age.
• Electrical: fitting present; wiring can be replaced later (common with lamps from this period).

Specifications
Style: Art Deco
Period: circa 1925–1935
• Material: pressed opal glass, porcelain / enamelled metal
wall lamp
Origin: Europe (presumably)

Dimensions
Total height: approx. 20 cm
Diameter of the wall plate: approx. 14 cm

Details
Original glass increases the collection value.
Decorative and functional
Suitable for both classical and modern interiors.

Is carefully packed and shipped.
This unique wall lamp called Pottekijker is a rare find.
An item used to hang in the mansion above the Aga cooker, to look into the pots and pans.
Age - approximately 1920-1940, nationality: the Netherlands or Germany.
The material is cream-colored ceramic decorated with gold-colored trim.
Truly an eye catcher in your kitchen, hall, or bathroom.
Word delivered with the original specimen, prism surfaces, glass.
Is an extra transparent item possibly included?
The pot viewing devices can be mounted pointing either upwards or downwards.