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4254" four-light stand luminaire, chrome-plated and red lac…

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Kaiser Leuchten 4254" four-light stand luminaire, chrome-plated and red lacquered. Label under the base.

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Kaiser Leuchten 4254" four-light stand luminaire, chrome-plated and red lacquered. Label under the base.

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Starting price 100 EUR

Etablissements Christian Krass? Suite of four lighting projects in pencil and gouache, two of which are on tracing paper. Numbered. In a paper sleeve. 31.5 x 25 cm.

Estim. 2 500 - 2 800 EUR

Pair of floor lamps KALMAR LEUCHTEN. Austria, 1960s. Solid brass covered with leather. Note: The lamp must be installed by a professional according to local requirements. Measurements: 154 x 26 x 26 cm. The measurements indicated correspond to the base of the lamp. Pair of floor lamps whose refined lines respond to a minimalist search for elegant results, characteristic of the work of the firm Kalmar Leuchten. Since its founding in Vienna in 1881 by Julius August Kalmar, Kalmar has produced custom lighting fixtures for distinguished projects around the world, collaborating with leading architects and designers. It first specialized in the production of handcrafted cast bronze objects. It was Kalmar's son, Julius Theodor (J.T.) Kalmar, who took over in 1913 and made the company shine with his modernist lighting .Throughout his career, Kalmar designed lighting for many renowned architects, as well as for important institutions such as the Vienna Opera House, the Burgtheater and the Vienna Stock Exchange. In the last decade of his life, Kalmar developed a number of popular lighting collections, including the Ice Glass collection. Today, Kalmar continues to grow and build on its rich history in the production of custom lighting fixtures.

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

Two tulip-shaped table lamps in tinted glass, one with a modernist guilloché metal base and the other in the style of the 1900s.

Portico clock in bronze and alabaster, surmounted by a fire pot and standing on four spinning top feet. Height: 39 cm

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