Rare and highly collectible Luzette pendant lamp designed by Peter Behrens for Siemens during the early twentieth century, dating from approximately 1900–1920. Widely regarded as one of the pioneering industrial designers of the modern era, Behrens created a number of iconic designs for Siemens that helped define early modern German design.

This elegant pendant features its characteristic bell-shaped opaline glass shade, suspended beneath an original copper canopy. The warm tones of the aged copper beautifully complement the soft translucency of the opaline glass, creating a refined and timeless appearance. The lamp retains its original suspension chain, further enhancing its authenticity and historical significance.

The Luzette model is celebrated for its harmonious proportions and functional simplicity, embodying the transition from Art Nouveau influences towards early modernist design principles. More than a century after its introduction, the design remains remarkably contemporary and highly sought after by collectors of historic lighting and industrial design.

Whether displayed in a period interior, a modern architectural setting, or a curated design collection, this lamp offers both exceptional decorative appeal and important design heritage.

An iconic piece of early twentieth-century European design by one of the founding figures of modern industrial design.

Features

• Original Luzette pendant lamp
• Designed by Peter Behrens for Siemens
• Germany, circa 1900–1920
• Bell-shaped opaline glass shade
• Original copper canopy
• Retains original suspension chain
• Early modernist industrial design
• Influenced by Art Nouveau and emerging modernism
• Soft, warm light diffusion
• Highly collectible design classic
• Suitable for period and contemporary interiors
• Important piece of European design history

Size: 33x33x47cm
96cm total
E27 socket