This set of six Goebel pendant lamps from the 1950s combines cut glass globes with cylindrical brass holders. The design reflects the refined aesthetic of the mid-century era, focusing on the interaction between light and material.
The fixtures are crafted from brass and feature decorative rings that break up the cylindrical profile. The glass shades are faceted, ensuring nuanced light diffusion. The lamps have a gold-colored finish and transparent glass. Wiring overhaul is necessary for use.
The set is in age-appropriate condition, with an authentic patina on the brass. Three of the lamps are missing a small mounting screw, but the set is otherwise complete.
These pendant lamps look great in a cluster above a dining table or kitchen island, or in a long hallway. They fit seamlessly into a vintage, Hollywood Regency, or eclectic interior.
Original price 549, now 300 euros each.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsGold, TransparentMaterialGlass, BrassNumber of items6Height37 cmWidth6 cmDepth8 cmSigns of usageChipped, Discoloring, Scratches, Lack of Parts