Pics of the majestic piece will follow soon! :-)
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Art is the language of God.
For Gerda and the parents of the Bormanns the sun was always shining.
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Deutsches Heimatwerk.Comment
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Ensemble.Comment
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Ensemble Part II.Comment
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Next DHW ensemble.Comment
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DHW Nr. 62, 82 and 83.Comment
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Spinn!
"Nr. 23 278 Eisen schwarz gescheuert, 4 Lampen, Rauchglas rot Topas, Hülsen altmessingfarbig, 0,66 m Durchmesser, Länge 1,20 m"
Stunning untouched original condition - the perfect and exquisite add to any DHW furniture piece.Comment
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Spinn ii
Balls of bronze!
This beauty has been introduced in 1935 - one of the earliest models of luminaria executed by Spinn in Berlin and being delivered to illuminate official buildings of the newly erected Third Reich.
They could and were certainly also being ordered and delivered to introduce the new spirit of craftsmanship and pagan design of the Third Reich into modernized and new erected private country houses, city mansions, banks and churches.Comment
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Great balls of fire - heavy and unique! ;-)Comment
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The best is yet to come - SPINN!
Many moons ago I aquired two wrought iron lamps out of one house clearance: One lamp and a cadelabra - and both turned out to be the real deal.
Here are details of the lamp with three mounted bulbs:
Spinn Nr. 23 326
The impressive candelabra (Spinn Nr. 23 399) with six mounted bulbs represents a Sechsstern, better to be known as the Hagalrune - pics will follow later.Comment
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Neue deutsche Beleuchtungskörper!
Spinn 23 326 comes complete with the original wrought iron ceiling attachment in Irminsul style.
in 1936 the following Spinn 20 558 has been introduced and published and is also complete with it´s original lamp glass - highlighted by four wrought iron oak leafs as germanic symbolism.Comment
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Great DHW interiors, Thorsten
All that's missing is some nice, original accessories.
Remember this one?
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Here it is in the photo curtesy of the Berlin ArchitekturmuseumOriginally posted by Quickie View PostAll that's missing is some nice, original accessories. Remember this one?
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Here is another fine period wrought iron Sippenleuchter.Comment
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