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Floor, ceiling and table lamps – our home is a central place where we spend a lot of time. Bid on a curated selection of lighting and enhance your surroundings with lamps in various designs.

Miscellaneous Brass, Copper & Pewter Clear all

Lars Holmström, a pair of Swedish Grace brass wall sconces, Arvika, 1920's.

Lars Holmström

A pair of Swedish Grace brass wall sconces, Arvika, 1920's.

Carl Hjalmar Norrström, four brass and stone candle holders, Skultuna, all numbered 224/300, 1997.

Carl Hjalmar Norrström

Four brass and stone candle holders, Skultuna, all numbered 224/300, 1997.

Pierre Forssell, three brass 'Treklövern' candleholders, Skultuna, 1981.

Pierre Forssell

Three brass 'Treklövern' candleholders, Skultuna, 1981.

Pentti Sarpaneva, a set of six brass "Pitsi" from Turun Hopea Oy, 1970's.

Pentti Sarpaneva

A set of six brass "Pitsi" from Turun Hopea Oy, 1970's.

Pierre Forssell, a set of five brass 'Profil' candlesticks from Skultuna.

Pierre Forssell

A set of five brass 'Profil' candlesticks from Skultuna.

Lars Bergsten, a five-light brass candelabra from Gusum.

A five-light brass candelabra from Gusum.

Lars Bergsten, a seven-light brass candelabra from Gusum.

A seven-light brass candelabra from Gusum.

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334. A Latvian silver kovsh, unidentified maker's mark, Latvia circa 1920-1939.

8 000 - 10 000 SEK

335. A Russian 19th century icon with silver cover, mark of Michael Borodulin, St. Petersburg 1836.

18 000 - 20 000 SEK

336. A Fabergé copper bowl, Moscow, 1914.

10 000 - 12 000 SEK

334. A Latvian silver kovsh, unidentified maker's mark, Latvia circa 1920-1939.

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8 000 - 10 000 SEK

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332. A Swedish silver frame with photo depicting Queen Louise, mark of W.A. Bolin, Stockholm 1951.

15 000 - 20 000 SEK

333. A Latvian silver kovsh, unidentified maker's mark, Latvia circa 1920-1939.

8 000 - 10 000 SEK

334. A Latvian silver kovsh, unidentified maker's mark, Latvia circa 1920-1939.

8 000 - 10 000 SEK

335. A Russian 19th century icon with silver cover, mark of Michael Borodulin, St. Petersburg 1836.

18 000 - 20 000 SEK

336. A Fabergé copper bowl, Moscow, 1914.

10 000 - 12 000 SEK

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