Cosack square brass ceiling light with 9 lights

Square ceiling light in gilt brass with 9 lights, Cosack, late 1960s or early 1970s. The slight overhang of the ceiling light beyond its black frame accentuates the visual offset and enhances the relief effect of its geometric composition.

• H 25.5 CM x D 21 CM x W 21 CM.

• The original mounting system is still present, allowing for easy installation on the wall, as a sconce, or on the ceiling, as a ceiling light.

• 9 gold-toned E14 LED bulbs are included.

• Very good condition, natural patina (see photos)

• Shipped in carefully packed parcels, tracked and insured for 100% of its value.

Square 9-light ceiling fixture in solid brass, 1970s

This German ceiling light by Cosack Leuchten, dating from the 1970s, features a geometric composition of nine light points, with the central one slightly raised. The cylindrical sockets in solid brass, paired with gold-capped bulbs, multiply the reflections and bring out the nuances of the metal’s patina.

The repetition of vertical elements recalls the work of Gaetano Sciolari, blending architectural rigor with Hollywood Regency aesthetics.

With its low overall height and nine light sources, this vintage ceiling light is particularly well suited to a small living room, a cosy dining room, or an entrance hall requiring generous lighting without a hanging pendant.

Cosack Leuchten internationally

Cosack light fixtures were distributed well beyond German borders. In Belgium, certain models appear in the catalogues of S.A. Boulanger, and the sputnik ceiling lights attributed to Sciolari by both publishers are in fact strictly identical. The brand was also represented on the American market by Koch & Lowy, a distributor of European light fixtures. These various commercial channels reflect the international circulation of Cosack’s creations throughout the 1960s and 70s.

A simple yet visually striking geometric composition, crafted from quality materials.

What captivated buyers sixty years ago remains just as relevant today: Cosack light fixtures retain this cosmopolitan aesthetic, at the crossroads of several decorative influences, which greatly contributed to their international success.