A rare pair of Swedish mid-century IFÖ 6081 wall lights, dating from the 1970s. Sculptural glazed porcelain wall mounts in an unusual dark olive-green finish, complemented by cylindrical white opaline glass shades. The lights retain their original E14 porcelain bulb holders and have been rewired. Exceptionally well preserved, with only two tiny chips to the edge of one porcelain mounting, visible in the photographs. Sweden, circa 1970s Glazed porcelain and opaline glass E14 fittings, rewired (US buyers will require E14 to E12 base reducers or E14 bulb sourcing)

A charming pair of Swedish Modern wall sconces crafted in solid pine and fitted with nicely proportioned opaline glass globe shades, attributed to Aneta, Sweden, and dating to the 1970s. The warm, natural pine frames provide a striking contrast to the softly diffused white opaline glass, creating a clean, understated aesthetic characteristic of Scandinavian modern design. Their compact scale makes them ideal as bedside lights, hallway sconces, or accent lighting in both contemporary and vintage-inspired interiors.

The sconces have been professionally rewired with all new electrical components and are ready for installation in your country. Each fixture accommodates one E14 or E12 screw-base bulb, depending on regional standards.

Presented in very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and careful use. Sold as a pair.

Height: 20 cm (7.87 in.) Width: 12 cm (4.72 in.) Depth: 21 cm (8.27 in.) Backplates: 10.4cm (4.09 in.) x 8.4cm (3.30 in.)