Pair of Brass Wall Lights with Hand-Painted Glass Shades
Love, love, love these enchanting wall lamps, attributed to Gunnel Nyman in the late 1940s. Small in scale but wonderfully expressive on the wall, each has a curved brass arm supporting an opaline glass shade with delicate horizontal bands. I really appreciate the way the geometry of the shade plays
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"Love, love, love these enchanting wall lamps, attributed to Gunnel Nyman in the late 1940s. Small in scale but wonderfully expressive on the wall, each has a curved brass arm supporting an opaline glass shade with delicate horizontal bands. I really appreciate the way the geometry of the shade plays"
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