1960s J.T. Kalmar Sculpted Glass Wall Lights art The mirror has pull-string with

The mirror has pull-string with a feature piece of brass rod on the bottom to turn it on and off when required

A small crack

Designed by Geoffrey Baxter for Whitefriars from 1971 which is the same man who designed the drunken bricklayer

1960s BMF (Bayerische Metall Fabrik) West Germany turned steel cylinder vase with one swirled raised textured relief section towards the base interspersed with a highly polished sections on either side

Width: 1205mm

1960s J.T. Kalmar Sculpted Glass Wall Lights art The mirror has pull-string with1960s wall lights or sconces designed by J. T. Kalmar and manufactured by Kalmar Lighting in Vienna, Austria. The sculpted, textured, moulded glass has a vertical wave pattern which produces a warm diffused light. The rectangular shade has glass on three sides and is held onto the white steel bulb holder with four screws to hold it in place and to easily access the bulb. A single screw in E27 bulb is required in each wall light. The lights have been