Wall Sconce, Gebrüder Cosack, Germany. 1950’s. lighting with eight brass finials forming

with eight brass finials forming both ornamentation and stylish feet

The etching style is reminiscent of the pictorial folkloric art of the Nordic region

In the design community worldwide it is seen as Jacob Bang's most famous designs and highly collectable

A superbly executed and early bowl by revered Australian potter

An extremely unique design and very scarcely available likely due to low production numbers

Wall Sconce, Gebrüder Cosack, Germany. 1950’s. lighting with eight brass finials formingProduced in the 1950's, this relatively well known design produced by Gebrder Cosack of Germany epitomises Modernist lighting of the period. Gentle and organic in shape, whilst exceedingly lightweight, the piece is ideal for simply installing via a hook or screw to be plugged in by your bedside. A soft patina can be seen on the brass petal reflector, the lightbulb cleverly shielded by a creamy yellow perforated 'bud'. Overall the wear is consistent