Pair of 1970s Hillebrand Floral Glass Wall Lights decoration Originate from King Gustav III

Originate from King Gustav III in the late 1700s who loved art and was sadly assassinated

There isn't a stamp on the base and isn't signed but it's in the style of Vallauris lamps

The lamps were sourced from a German Interior Designer who originally purchased them in the 1970s

Each corner of the square base flares upwards with thick clear contrasting glass on each corner

designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen and manufactured by Christian Linneberg in the 1960s

Pair of 1970s Hillebrand Floral Glass Wall Lights decoration Originate from King Gustav IIIA stunning and fun pair of Hillebrand Leuchten modernist wall lights or wall sconces which were made in Germany during the 1970s. The lights are made from heavy, polished, thick, good quality, glass. The glass is polished on the front and formed from individual circles which together complete the petals of a round flower. A single E14 screw in bulb sits in the middle preferably one with a silver cap which also come in LED format. This allows the light