Description: Beautiful 1920’s German Bauhaus pendant lights, constructed out of 2 individual pieces of glass held together by a metal ring and gallery.

These lights are designed by famous German architect and designer Peter Behrens who is best known for his architectural and product designs of AEG Berlin, designing and building his own house and for being the preceptor of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Charles-Edouard Jeanneret (le corbusier) and Walter Gropius. And thats just a small part of Behrens’s incredible career.

The lights we offer are rare examples of old luzettes and have been produced and marketed by Siemens & Schuckert in the early 1900’s

Materials: Metal and glass

Dimensions: Diameter: 23 cm – Height (incl. gallery):  cm 

Technical details: Equipped with E27 sockets and 2 core black flex.

Condition: In beautiful minimalistically restored original condition. 

Quantity: Sold

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