A scarce 'Diana' glass pendant lamp created in 1952 by Bauhaus designer, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, for the German glass and lighting company Peill & Putzler.
The shade, of blown clear glass has been flashed in a thin casing of yellow glass and selectively sandblasted back to clear, leaving just thin vertical lines of the yellow and the clear sections with a satinated finish. The clear sections have been further worked with thin vertical cut lines.
The lamp accepts a single E27 Edison Screw bulb.
Peill & Putzler 1950s 'Diana' Flashed & Cut Glass Pendant Lamp
SKU: l_0043
£140.00Price
Condition
Some small flakes to the inside of the base rim, but nothing noticeable when hung. The metal has some age-commensurate wear, otherwise, excellent.
Measurements
Height: 360 mm / 14.2"
Width or Diameter: 200 mm / 7.8"
