Pair of 1960s Kalmar Iced Wall Sconces sconces The chrome top plate on

The chrome top plate on one of the lights has some small rust spots which are shown in one of the images

This is one of many adjustable table mirror options which Durlston made during the 1960s

A 1970s German Rosenthal 'Studio Line' orange glazed ceramic lamp base including a new red shade in the same shade as the lozenge in the centre of the lamp

Max Sauze: French visual artist

Handblown in heavy lead crystal glass in Belgium

Pair of 1960s Kalmar Iced Wall Sconces sconces The chrome top plate onA striking pair of mid century 1960s J. T Kalmar for Kalmar Lighting, Austrian, wall sconces or wall lights. The thick and heavy solid iced glass is held onto a satin nickel frame by two chrome ball screws which can be removed to access the bulbs. Each light comprises of six rectangular blocks hand blown together at varying heights to form one block. The fixture requires a single E14 screw in candle or pygmy bulb. Rewired, PAT tested and in full