Molded glass wall lamp

Pretty molded glass wall lamp from the 60s or 70s that has several advantages: it is of a larger size than that which is found relatively often, the pattern that decorates it in pyramids larger and larger as you move away from the center forms a rather original fractal and its slightly amber, golden, iridescent color distinguishes it from its peers. At the time, these lamps were mainly used in ceiling lights, but today they also make a beautiful effect, by applying to the wall, and why not by associating several, of different patterns, sizes or colors. We also find them, diverted into a table lamp on a pretty wooden or metal base. To remove or put the glass globe back, it is enough to turn it a few degrees. This wall lamp is in a beautiful general condition: the glass is intact, the metal part does not even have a rust point. Only the electrical part is to be reviewed: the socket for bulb with large base still seems usable (but not tested and presenting a hole, perhaps the best would be to change it) but is no longer wired, so it will be necessary to provide a rewiring (it is very easy to do, I can give you some explanations if necessary, but you will also find them very easily on the internet). The glass part is 24 cm in diameter, 11 cm in height. The metal base measures 18 cm in diameter and 2.5 cm in height. When the globe is in place on the metal base, the set measures 12 cm "back" from the wall where it would be fixed. The set weighs about 1.8 kg.