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Pan Leuchten fat lava ceramic sconce | New Old Stock

Pan Leuchten fat lava ceramic sconce | New Old Stock

€582,95 EUR
€582,95 EUR
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A 1970s ceramic wall sconce by Pan Leuchten, presented here as new old stock – unused and retained in its original packaging. The piece exemplifies the Fat Lava aesthetic that emerged from West German ceramics production during the 1960s and 1970s: thickly applied, volcanic-textured glazes over robust ceramic bodies.

This wall lamp has never been installed or used. It remains in mint condition, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a period lighting fixture without the wear typical of five decades of existence.

LMP-077

Key features

  • Fat Lava ceramic – volcanic textured glaze
  • Unique piece, new old stock – unused, in original packaging
  • West German production, 1970s

Condition

Mint. The sconce itself is unused and shows no wear. Original packaging shows signs of age – the lid has begun to come loose and peel in places. Bubble wrap has been inserted beneath the lid for added protection during storage and transit.

This lamp has never been removed from its packaging and therefore has not undergone an electrical safety check. We can perform this inspection upon the buyer's specific request prior to shipping.

Dimensions

  • 33 × 33 × 11 cm

Perfect for

  • Collectors of Fat Lava ceramics and West German lighting
  • Hallways and entryways requiring sculptural accent lighting
  • Mid-century modern and brutalist interiors
  • Those seeking museum-condition vintage pieces

Shipping & pickup

  • Free local pickup available (Kraków, Poland)
  • Courier 38.34 zł (Poland)

SLOY quality standard

All vintage lighting is carefully inspected, electrically tested, and serviced before sale. We ensure every piece is safe and ready to enjoy in your home.

Manufacturer

About Pan Leuchten: Pan Leuchten was a West German lighting manufacturer active during the 1960s and 1970s, known for creating bold ceramic lamps with distinctive glazes and sculptural forms. Their pieces combined traditional ceramic craftsmanship with space-age aesthetics, creating unique lighting objects that are highly collectible today.

More information

Fat Lava refers to a style of West German ceramic production characterised by thick, heavily textured glazes resembling volcanic rock or molite lava flows. The term was coined retrospectively by collectors. Production centred in the Westerwald and Rhineland regions, with numerous factories – including Scheurich, Carstens, and Bay Keramik – contributing to the style's proliferation. Lighting fixtures in this idiom are less common than vases and remain sought after for their material intensity.

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