Swedish Grace pewter mirror sconce, Sweden. 1920s. lighting rocking on the bookshelf or

rocking on the bookshelf or a feature in your child's nursery (it's never too early for them to become design aficionados) this larger scale piece makes quite the statement

When illuminated

The glaze choices and application do closely resemble that of a series of stoneware table lamps Cunningham-Cole designed and/or made for Danish ceramic studio Kähler - beyond that

this glaze is mostly smooth with the occasional ‘toothy texture’

switch and motor housing are moulded from deep burgundy marbled bakelite

Swedish Grace pewter mirror sconce, Sweden. 1920s. lighting rocking on the bookshelf orA medium sized mirror candle sconce that reflects delightful and key elements of Swedish Grace; fine hand crafted pewter and delicate filigree, with a lone fleur de lis resting high above the oval frame. The motif may give subtle hints at the tradition of French being the spoken language in the royal court of Sweden. The long oval form is not as common as with other sconces of the period, making it quite unique. The pewter is used throughout as the