Swiss Wall Lights and Sconces

Rare, elegant and highly decorative Mid-Century Modern sconce or wall lamp. Shade adjustable in various position due to the joint ball. Manufactured by BAG Turgi, Switzerland, 1950s....

Mid-Century Modern desk or reading wall light movable chrome arm and movable black shade.

A unique brass wall sconce, designed in the shape of a heart and richly crafted with embossed and decorative details. The piece incorporates a front-facing candle holder with a tray ...

Beautiful wall lamp with 2 adjustable shades. Black wood and brass structure with flexible red and green shades. the lamp is equipped with an inter...

Quirky object this red hat lamp, made and stamped by TIF Switzerland, in good vintage condition

Panton Verner design set of three wall lamps shell by j. Luber Swiss in years '70 three wall lamps shell that every wall lamp are composed by two level of shell; one visible outsid...

X-Large chrome tubular wall or ceiling lamp produced by Temde Leuchten / Lightings in Switzerland ca. 1970s 13 bulbs standard E14. Very good condition. Highly decorative.

Great pair of chromed tube sconces, Swiss made for Lightolier. Rare eight-bulb configuration, very atomic, Space Age design.

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process,...

Iris Fabian Bolliger’s “iris” Is An Exquisite Homage To The Human Eye, One Of Nature’s Most Extraordinary Creations. This Lighting Wall Design Piece Transcends Mere Functionality, T...

Exceptional light object named 'Fifty Fifty’ in very good condition. The lamp can be used as a table lamp, floor lamp and sconce. Designed by Paul Talman...

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process,...

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process, whereby a wide variety of materials such as ceramics, concrete or polyester-polyurethane are used and often color pigments are added. In addition to experimenting with the above-mentioned casting techniques, metalworking is also often used in Andersen’s implementation. His works are in the collections of the Danish Art Council, the Collection of the City and Canton of Zurich, Zabludowicz Collection, Mark H. Getty Collection London, Speyer Family Collection New York, Zürcher Kantonalbank, Credit Suisse...