1950s/1960s German white glass lampshade with pink and black geometric pattern

White glass ceiling light with pink stripes on the sides and a black and pink geometric design on the base.

A black fabric cable and a flat chrome ceiling rose (supplied) complement the shade.

The ceiling light is supplied with a E14 7w LED bulb.

In the 1950s and 1960s design was supposed to be fun and provide an emotional and sensual experience. Purely functional ideas were a thing of the past, and the new design concepts, with their funky patterns and geometric shapes, were both colourful and thought-provoking.

Geometric Abstract, screenprint by
John Cecil Stephenson, circa 1950 

Width: 25cm
Height: 10cm
Cable length: 90cm
Cable colour: Black round fabric
Bulb type: E14 7w LED (Bulb supplied)

All dimensions are approximate.

Cable fitting
Cable can be cut to desired length (when shortening the fabric cable use a small strip of tape to avoid fraying)

Ceiling rose fitting
The chrome ceiling rose can be fitted over most existing plastic ceiling rose backs without disturbing existing wiring making it easy for your electrician to fit.

The rose is supplied with the manufacturer's fitting kit and full instructions.
All lights must be fitted by a qualified electrician.

In original reclaimed condition, showing normal signs of wear.

All prices include careful packing and delivery to England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland. For international deliveries please contact me for shipping rates. It’s a Light uses new electrical components for its lighting which comply with all current UK and EU legislation.

FUNKY UNUSUAL LIGHTING FOR HOMES, OFFICES, STUDIOS, PALACES, CASTLES AND FORTRESSES.