Peill & Putzler Glass and Brass Pendant Lamp | Mid-Century / Art Deco

A vintage granité glass and brass pendant lamp by Peill & Putzler, embodying mid-century modern design and German lighting craftsmanship. This piece features a hand-blown glass shade with subtle relief and rich tonal depth, paired with an aged brass suspension that adds character and warmth.

Pure mid-century atmosphere with refined materials and sculptural presence.

The thick, mouth-blown glass shade exhibits a nuanced interplay of transparency and texture, with tiny bubbles and soft gradations of color (ombré) that beautifully diffuse light, creating a kaleidoscopic effect. The brass ceiling cap, chain, and fixture have developed a natural patina, highlighting decades of use while remaining structurally sound. A genuine Peill & Putzler sticker is present inside the fixture, confirming its manufacture by the renowned German maker.

This model shows clear similarities to the Daylily, model 70244, known for its flower-like form. In this version, however, the shape is more restrained and less explicitly chalice-like, resulting in a softer silhouette that is more reminiscent of a translucent jellyfish.

Balancing quality engineering with decorative flair, it becomes a striking focal point in interiors that celebrate design heritage.

Designer: Peill & Putzler
Origin: Germany
Model: AH2 11
Style: Art Deco, Mid-Century 
Period: Mid-Century
Materials: Hand-blown glass, brass, metal
Color: White, brown, beige, brass patina
Socket: E27 (large Edison screw) - 110/220V
Dimensions (approx.): 
Glass lamp shade ø 36 cms, height 36 cms incl fixture – 19 cms excl fixture
Total height incl chain and ceiling cap max 140 cms (adjustable)
Length chain 105 cms –  Ceiling cap ø 10,5 cms
Weight 5,1 kgs

Condition
Excellent, working, vintage condition with natural patina on brass components; glass shade free of chips or cracks, showing minor signs of age consistent with use. The lamp should be inspected carefully before hanging, as transport can sometimes cause parts to become loose.

A distinctive lighting element that enhances living rooms, dining spaces, or entrances, ideal for interiors with mid-century, modernist, or eclectic design sensibilities.