Zeiss Ikon Opaline Pendant Light Circa 1930s

Zeiss Ikon Opaline Pendant Light Circa 1930sZeiss Ikon Opaline Pendant Light Circa 1930sProduct code #OA2853 Worldwide shipping All prices in VAT All prices inc UK shipping Stepped Opaline glass shade Takes E27 fitting bulbs Designed by Adolf Meyer Produced by Zeiss Ikon German ~ 1930s 20cm wide x 36cm tall Zeiss Ikon Adolf MeyerAdolf Meyer was a German architect. A student and employee of Peter Behrens, Meyer became the office boss of the firm of Walter Gropius around 1915 and a full partner

They produced exceptional quality lighting products under many brand names including Zirax

She trained as a painter before joining the Weimar Bauhaus in 1923

The general director of the Maxhütte in Rosenberg decided to build a new Thomas Stahl plant with an attached rolling mill on the area south-west of Zwickau's main train station

- Makers badge on the back reads "Time escapes

sometimes known as JP

Berlin- German ~ 1930s- 45cm tall x 16cm wide x 16cm deepCondition ReportFully re wired with modern electrical components

Neheim- German ~ 1930s- 46cm tall x 36cm deep x 24cm wide Christian DellDell was born in Offenbach am Main in Hesse

- Vitreous green enamel

- Made from pine with white paint

Benjamin Electric decamped from London

Desk Lamp By Willhelm Bader Circa 1930s

and Copper Kastor collection (ca