Marbled Pale Rose Opaline Bronzed Pendant with Tassel, Germany 1920s 1930s

A Large German marbled opal glass ball pendant with brown natural fiber mount. An origina glass globe from 1920s. The macramé-style mount from ca. 1970s. Socket: one E27 or E26 (US)...

A German art deco marbled rose opal glass ball pendant with aluminium canopy, 1920s. Socket: one E27 or E26 (US) for standrad screw bulb.

French pendant lamp from the 1920s - 1940s with an opal glass shade and cable suspension in good original condition - style: Degue, Muller Freres. The ornate glass shade has a beauti...

Art Deco pendant around 1920s with opaline glass shade vienna 1920s Brass polished and stove enameled Beautiful antique opaline glass shade The glass sticks are replaced ( new )

These elegant Art Deco opaline glass pendant lights were manufactured in Germany in the 1930s, a period celebrated for its refined industrial design and the rise of modernist lighting across Europe. Salvaged from a pre-war public building in central Germany, each piece reflects the country’s reputation for meticulous glassmaking and precision metalwork during the interwar years. The hand-blown opaline glass shade is classic to early 20th-century German design—an open-bottomed form that produces a beautifully soft, diffused glow while directing a gentle pool of light downward. Its smooth, double-layered form was engineered to provide even illumination in large communal interiors such as schools, civic halls and municipal offices. Retaining its original chrome-plated gallery, the pendant shows the clean geometry and functional detailing typical of German Art Deco lighting...

From the range by the Phillips Company, this center-light on a central chain. The lamp has a fitting on a chromed plate and holds a stepped globular shade of opaline glass. In goo...

From the range by the Phillips Company, this centre-light is on a central chain. The lamp has a fitting on a Solid Brass plate and holds a globular shade of opaline glass. In go...

Antique Art Deco hallway pendant lights. These lamps are very typical for the Art Deco era and were widely used to be hung in hallways, offices or larger public places. The lamps h...

A sculptural Art Deco pendant light from the 1930s, featuring a striking marbled glass shade in warm amber and ivory tones. The surface pattern imitates natural stone with soft, orga...

Exceptional “Luzette” pendant designed by Peter Behrens for AEG and Siemens, Germany, circa 1930. This celebrated model features a sculptural opaline milk glass shade capped with a b...