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3 large tubular white glass pendant lights lit

The three Limburg Glashütte ceiling fixtures, hanging and lit above a Danish chair

3 large 70s tubular white glass hanging lamps finished with brass domes, unlit

The solid brass upper part of a Limburg Glashütte glass pendant light

A white glass and brass ceiling lamp lit in the shadows, 70s or 80s

Detail of a brass dome from a Limburg Glashütte glass lamp

The brass finishes of the pendant lights reflect light in the dark

The lower part of the lit opal glass cylinder, open

The glass cylinder screws into the brass dome, detail of the glass thread with protective black membrane.

Detail of the internal anchor point with steel safety cable

The ignition ballast and the bulb socket.

The disassembled pendant light, bulb anchored in the brass capsule.

Large brass & glass pendant lights by Limburg

Original price was: €680,00.Current price is: €550,00.

Large opal glass and solid brass pendant lights, late 70s / early 80s.

Impeccable condition, wiring checked and shielded cable replaced by our restorer.
The bulbs are supplied while stocks last, and are commonly available on the market: (36 W 4-pin compact fluorescent lamp with 2G11 base, now also available in LED).
Shielded electrical cable: The sheath also contains a steel wire to ensure safe installation.
2.5 M of cable per lamp.
H 62 CM
Diameter 22 CM
Unit price, about 9 pieces available.

9 available in store

Ref: 5755 à 5760 Categories: Latest arrivals, Lamps and Lighting Tag: Suspended ceiling lights, antique chandeliers and vintage pendant lights

Glashütte Limburg, a benchmark in designer lighting

Founded in the early 50s in Limburg an der Lahn, Glashütte Limburg quickly became the leading German specialist in lighting glass. In the early 60s, the factory released its first catalogue of lamps and pendant lights, while several models received awards for their design quality.

During the 60s and 70s, Glashütte Limburg collaborated with several designers, including Helena Tynell (1918-2016), famous for her bubble glass creations and wife of designer Paavo Tynell (1890-1973). The manufacturer’s fixtures are distinguished by their build quality, light diffusion, and timeless aesthetic.

Bubble glass wall lamp or flush mount lit with luminous halo, Helena Tynell design, 70s

One of our lamps designed by Helena Tynell, 70s

Thanks to their even lighting, these pendant lights naturally fit above a kitchen worktop, a central island, in a hallway, a shop, or any other space seeking a fixture that is both functional and decorative.