Pair of Brass and Glass Wall Lights Model “Coquille”, by ASEA, Sweden, 1940s

Elegant and sculptural, these rare wall sconces feature beautifully molded shell-shaped glass shades mounted on patinated brass backplates. The thick pressed glass is characterized by a rhythmic ribbed pattern that recalls the natural geometry of a seashell, creating a refined interplay of light and texture.

When illuminated, the glass diffuses a warm and atmospheric glow while projecting subtle shadows onto the wall, enhancing the sculptural quality of the design. The combination of the softly curved glass and the aged brass mounts embodies the understated sophistication of Scandinavian lighting from the mid-20th century.

The sconces retain their original brass finishes, displaying an attractive vintage patina developed over decades of use. One mounting shows a slightly more pronounced patina, which contributes to the authenticity and character of the pair.

One of the glass shades presents a small flaw along the edge. Once installed, the imperfection is invisible and does not affect the appearance, stability, or functionality of the lamp in any way.

A particularly decorative and atmospheric pair, especially striking when lit.

The fixtures are preserved in outstanding original condition. As with all vintage lighting, we recommend professional inspection and rewiring if required for safe operation and compliance with contemporary local electrical standards.