Lighting

Modern floor lamp, circa 1970. White Plexiglass shade mounted on a chrome steel stem. White iron tripod base. The floor lamp can be used as reading light this by the height adjustable light source.

Parchment table lamp. Hand made wooden lamp covert with precious red colored goatskin parchment. Lampshade with brass cage. Typical aesthetics and use of material for Tura´s work, with the parchment and brass. Tura´s trademark is his use of rich materials, sculptural forms and artisanal techniques. In a time where many furniture producers were adjusting their production methods toward mass production, Tura remained committed to exquisite and traditional craftsmanship.

Ceiling lamp, model ´Golden Bell´. Designed by Alvar Aalto for Louis Poulsen. Designed for the Savoy Hotel Restaurant in Helsinki, Finland 1937. Brass lampshade, white painted inside. The shade has a die cut stripe pattern all around the rim which creates an interesting play of light and shadow.

Pair of wall sconces. Model V80, designed in 1959 by Hans Agne Jakobsson for Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB (Markaryd). Light fixtures each featuring a clear glass globe with inside a brass body with perforated brass light diffuser. The combination of the warm vibrance of the brass and the glass spheres forms a beautiful combination. Timeless and classic design.

Mid-Century modernist orange glass and teak cone shaped pendant glass made by Holmegaard, circa 1960. Signed ´Made in Denmark´.

Floor lamp model nr. A14 designed by Alain Richard for Pierre Disderot 1968. The sconces can be adjusted at any height and orientation. Floor lamp with round metal base, chromed metal stem and aluminum lampshade.

Hanging light fixture featuring a brass cylindrical shaped pendant. The shade consists of several brass layers that creates a wonderful light partition. Designed by the Swedish light designer Hans Agne Jakobsson for Markaryd, circa 1960. Model T487.

Gino Sarfatti yellow and black metal and aluminum ceiling light for Arteluce (Italy Milan), model nr. 3027/p. Round metal ceiling light with diffuser cup in moulded prismatic glass, edition Arteluce circa 1960 Italy.

Desk lamp. Model ´Tube´. Designed by Anders Pehrson for Atelje Lyktan Sweden circa 1970. In 1964, Philips design manager Anders Pehrson, was offered the chance to take over the entire Åhus operation. His eye for design and business was crucial for ateljé Lyktan’s future. The tube desk lamp designed in 1973 became well renowned light in home spaces.

Hanging light fixture featuring a clear glass globe with inside a brass body with perforated brass light diffuser. Designed by Hans Agne Jakobsson for AB Markaryd, model nr. T 269. Two in stock.

Solid modern rectangular limestone table lamp with brass finishing and two light bulbs. The lamp shade can be adjusted in height. France circa 1970.

Desk lamp model ´Spider´. Designed by Joe Colombo for Oluce, 1965 Italy. Ingenious mechanism that connects the chrome stem to the head makes it possible to direct the shade in several directions, by moving the head up, down and sideways. Cornalux bulb included.

This pair of brushed metal cylinder spotlights, designed by Raak Amsterdam in the 1970s, epitomizes sleek, functional design. Each spotlight features a brushed metal tube mounted on a chrome stem, which can be adjusted to any position, offering versatile lighting options. Ideal as reading lights or for highlighting specific objects, these fixtures combine modernist aesthetics with practical functionality. A standout example of 1970s Dutch design, these lights seamlessly blend form and function.

Faux bois ceramic table lamp representing a tree. Designed by Grandjean-Jourdan for Vallauris. Circa 1950, France. The wood like ceramic light is signed with ´Vallauris, GJ´.

Table lamp. Circa 1970, France. Archimedean spiral bended brushed aluminum sheet on black wooden base.

Industrial modernist Etap sconce in white and grey colored. One light bulb sockets inside. Circa 1950.