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Nice fitting for a '60s or midcentury-inspired house – this Danish midcentury-style three-shade hanging light.
Not a lot is listed about the manufacturer. Nothing to be precise, but it is listed as a Danish design, almost certainly from the 1960s or early '70s. But what we know for sure is that this is three shades, joined together via a single ceiling rose, with the cables for each able to be adjusted to a maximum length of 170cm.
The shades are made of three layers of spun aluminium, the top part and bottom part copper coloured, contrasting with a bronze in the centre. The condition of the lamp is described as 'excellent' and 'almost as new', with no obvious flaws.
Right now, the price is just one pence.
