Ceiling lamp - Glass, Brass

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This German flush-mount ceiling light, made of glass and brass, dates from 1990–2000.

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Description from the seller

All connectors are located in a bag inside the lamp.
A Hollywood Regency / Baroque-style flush-mount ceiling light, characterized by a richly decorated brass (or bronze) rim featuring ornamental details, paired with a dome made of solid, cut crystal glass. Lighting fixtures of this type typically date back to the 1960s and 1970s; during that era, they were mass-produced in European countries such as Spain (often bearing a "Made in Spain" mark), Belgium (by Massive Lighting), and Germany. The cut-glass dome, adorned with geometric and floral motifs, is designed to elegantly soften and diffuse the light, while the opulent gold-toned frame lends a classic, luxurious aesthetic. Today, these pieces are highly sought after in the antiques and vintage furniture market.
• Design: Characterized by an ornate, openwork (pierced) Baroque-style border made of cast brass or gilded metal, featuring leaf and scroll motifs. • Glass Dome: Thick, heavy pressed or cut crystal glass, featuring geometric diamond or star-shaped patterns. • Light Effect: When illuminated, the embossed glass refracts the light, casting beautiful, dramatic star-like patterns across the ceiling and walls. • Functionality: Can be mounted directly to the ceiling (as a flush-mount fixture) or on a wall as a striking wall lamp (most models feature sockets for 1 to 2 light bulbs inside the dome).

Origin: Europe Period: 1960s–1970s Material: brass and thick pressed glass Condition: excellent Width: 24 cm Height: 11.5 cm

All connectors are located in a bag inside the lamp.
A Hollywood Regency / Baroque-style flush-mount ceiling light, characterized by a richly decorated brass (or bronze) rim featuring ornamental details, paired with a dome made of solid, cut crystal glass. Lighting fixtures of this type typically date back to the 1960s and 1970s; during that era, they were mass-produced in European countries such as Spain (often bearing a "Made in Spain" mark), Belgium (by Massive Lighting), and Germany. The cut-glass dome, adorned with geometric and floral motifs, is designed to elegantly soften and diffuse the light, while the opulent gold-toned frame lends a classic, luxurious aesthetic. Today, these pieces are highly sought after in the antiques and vintage furniture market.
• Design: Characterized by an ornate, openwork (pierced) Baroque-style border made of cast brass or gilded metal, featuring leaf and scroll motifs. • Glass Dome: Thick, heavy pressed or cut crystal glass, featuring geometric diamond or star-shaped patterns. • Light Effect: When illuminated, the embossed glass refracts the light, casting beautiful, dramatic star-like patterns across the ceiling and walls. • Functionality: Can be mounted directly to the ceiling (as a flush-mount fixture) or on a wall as a striking wall lamp (most models feature sockets for 1 to 2 light bulbs inside the dome).

Origin: Europe Period: 1960s–1970s Material: brass and thick pressed glass Condition: excellent Width: 24 cm Height: 11.5 cm

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Brass, Glass
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
11.5 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
24 cm
Colour
Gold
Number Of Fittings
1
Estimated period
1990-2000
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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