1970s German Kinkeldey Six Arm Chrome & Glass Hanging Light lamps The frames are very well-made

The frames are very well-made with some minor signs of age related use

The plaques are supported on a small oak wooden cross which have a small hook on the back to allow them to be hung and displayed on a wall

Bought by the late Laurence Isaacson at auction in New York in 2005

The lamps have new brown drum shades

It's hardly noticeable but there may have been a repair in the past because on row of marble sits proud of the others otherwise it's in very good condition

1970s German Kinkeldey Six Arm Chrome & Glass Hanging Light lamps The frames are very well-madeA striking and unusual 1970s Kinkeldey hanging light, featuring six arm vertical chrome and glass tubed lights. Each tube is illuminated at both the top and the bottom with a chrome cap top on each one. The six arms tubed are attached to a central single tube which attaches to the ceiling with a chrome cup to hide the wiring. The glass is faceted to give it an ice like look and texture which the light sparkles through when lit. The tubes have four