1970s Limburg Helena Tynell Bubble Glass Pendant chairs Each light requires three E14

Each light requires three E14 screw-in light bulbs

This is the largest I've ever had the luck to come across

Otto Schulz was a German architect and designer who operated the the interior design shop Boet in Gothenburg during the 1920s-1950s

1960s porcelain electrical insulator hanging lights which have been converted into wonderful hanging lights which can be plugged in and hung easily wherever you wish from a hook or shelving

Large Finnish Riihimaki Lasi Oy blue and clear glass hooped vase

1970s Limburg Helena Tynell Bubble Glass Pendant chairs Each light requires three E14An unusual and striking German clear 'bubble' glass pendant light designed by Helena Tynell for Glashtte Limburg in the 1970s. The shade is suspended from a chrome fitting which it pushes on to allowing easy access to the bulb and for cleaning purposes. The height can be adjusted to your requirements. The beautiful hand blown clear glass and chrome fitting gives this design classic a more contemporary feel suitable for all rooms of the home. In