This Swedish wall sconce from the 1970s exemplifies lighting where polished, gilded brass merges with smooth, amber-tinted glass, resulting in a harmonious composition rooted in mid-century modern aesthetics. The structure features a symmetrical arrangement of rounded frames and supports, with prominent teardrop-shaped glass inserts set into highly reflective, metallic gold mounts. The overall form is dynamic and almost sculptural, with precise craftsmanship evident in the nearly invisible decorative screws and discreet mounting elements. The sconce is fitted with its original bakelite switch and a 2-meter cable, and uses an E14 bulb. Dimensions: height 22 cm, width 12 cm, depth 7 cm. The condition is very good, with only minor signs of brass oxidation typical for its age; the glass shows no cracks or chips. This lamp channels the atmosphere of 1970s Swedish design, where sculptural forms and the golden glow of brass brought both light and understated sophistication to interiors. Like a piece of jewelry for the wall, the sconce tells the story of an era in which lighting was considered part of the architecture, and gold and glass were chosen not only to illuminate but to decorate. When lit, the amber glass amplifies the warm, mirrored sheen, creating a moody counterpoint to the geometric clarity of the design. The sconce would
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Height22 cm
Depth7 cm
Width12 cm
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Width12 cm
Height22 cm
Depth7 cm
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