Vintage Art Deco GEC Globe Opaline Glass Pendant Lamp Brass Gallery, C.1930

Art Deco or Bauhaus era styled hanging lamp featuring a spherical shade in white opaline glass and a fluted top in brass. Made in Scandinavia during the 1940s or 50s. 2.5 meters ne...

A large Italian hand blown opaline glass globe pendant with burnished brass mounts, chain and canopy, 1930-1939. It tackes one Edison E27 ...

A refined Art Deco chandelier produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1930s, constructed from solid brass and fitted with four opaline milky glass globes. The gently curved arms and balanc...

A beautifully restored 1930s Art Deco / Late Secession chandelier produced in Czechoslovakia. Constructed from polished brass with elegantly arched arms supporting five blown opalin...

These ceiling fixtures were designed and manufactured in Germany in the 1930s. The lights feature elegant domed cream colored opaline glass shades suspended from slender polished b...

This minimalist Art Deco semi flush mount was designed and manufactured in Germany in the 1930s during the Bauhaus era. It features a rounded shade and brass hardware. The shade is m...

Large Art Deco Geometric Jelly Mold Opaline Glass Pendant Lights  Price is per light - 3 available when listed These pendant lights have a unique design with distinctive Art Deco geometric stepped opaline glass shades. Often referred to as "jelly mold" or "skyscraper" shades, their design mimics the traditional copper jelly molds...

A stylish 1930s Bauhaus style, Funtionalist or Art Deco pendant lamp. It features a silver/nickel plated brass top, a ufo shaped matté opaline glass shade and its original porcelain ...

Elegant Bauhaus spherical lamp made of opal glass with a metal suspension and a very long pendulum rod. The lamp dates from the first half of the 20th century (1920-1940) and is in g...

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...