Brutalist candelabra in wrought iron by RK design, Switzerland 1970s

6 Arms chandelier in brass and molded glass, the glass shades are very reminescent of the Bubble series designed by Helena Tynell for Limburg, with a gol...

Impressive four-light wall lamp with golden metal foliage, produced by Ferro Art circa 1970. In good condition, it shows few signs of age.

Model 999 AIUTO Coat rack in steel and plastic designed by Raul Barbieri & Giorgio Marianelli for Rexite, Italy circa 1980. A simple and elegant post-modern design that offers func...

Rare 5-light chandelier designed by Jan Wickelgren for Aneta Sweden circa 1970. Composed of a solid pine body and shiny white opalines resting on gilded brass rims, gives off a nice warm light ideal for interiors rich in wooden elements. Signed on label. In good condition, opalines without defects, slight traces of oxidation on the metal, slight traces of use on the pinewood, works without any issues. "Jan is educated at HDK in Gothenburg as an architect and industrial designer in the year of 1971. Since then he has his own architectural buisness called Wickelgren Architect & Design AB. Most of all he has worked with furniture companies in the public sector such as Overman, Albin i Hyssna...

Midcentury Brutalist Minimalist Forged Iron Candelabra – Pair, Germany A striking pair of forged iron candelabra, handmade in Germany during the mid-20th century. With a Brutalist y...

Handcrafted brutalist candelabra, sculpture with five bronze holders made in France, one piece unique five-arm candelabra a work of craftsmanship by an unknown artist. It's an except...

A beautiful mid-century Brutalist candle holder crafted in wrought iron and mixed metals, embodying the sculptural aesthetics and tactile presence characteristic of post-war Northern...

Brutalist candelabra with 5 arms. The arms finely executed are finished in black. A tripod serves as a foot. Additional information: Materials: Metal Color: Black Styles: Brutalist ...