Small brass flush mounts with crystal drops by Palme & Walter
€900,00
Round flush mount with crystal drops (29) dispersed over three rows, gilded brass base equipped with two E14 bulb sockets, Palwa edition from the 70s.
- H 20 CM x Diameter 25 CM.
- 2 E14 LED bulbs supplied with each flush mount.
- 6 fixtures available – Unit price
- Delivered disassembled for safety reasons: 10-minute assembly – 20/30-minute drop installation.
- Secure and insured shipping
6 available in store
These small circular flush mounts from the 1970s produced by Palwa (Palme & Walter) perfectly illustrate the expertise of this high-end lighting manufacturer. Renowned for the quality of its 24-carat gold gilding and the use of Bohemian and Swarovski crystals, Palwa placed as much importance on the quality of its materials as on the care taken in their assembly. A manufacturing standard found even in its most modestly sized fixtures.
All the quality of Palwa lighting in a small format
On a round gilded brass frame, 29 generous crystal drops are arranged in three tiered rows, their curves and transparency magnifying and multiplying the light. The intensity of the gilding, the regularity of the assembly, and the quality of the crystal are all details that distinguish these fixtures from more ordinary productions of their time.

When off, they already possess a beautiful decorative, almost jewelry-like appeal. Once lit, the crystal drops multiply the reflections and project delicate patterns of light onto the ceiling, while the gilded frame brings a warm tone to the whole. The combination of crystal and gilded brass, characteristic of the Hollywood Regency style, highlights their precious elegance.

Their compact dimensions make them particularly interesting for lighting an entrance hall, a vestibule, or a hallway. Arranged in succession in a corridor, they also create a particularly elegant luminous rhythm, without requiring high ceilings.


A fine illustration of Palwa’s expertise, managing to combine all the richness of materials and quality of execution of its large chandeliers into a modestly sized fixture.









