Teak and Brass Table Lamp, Denmark. 1950s. lighting The organic frills flow almost

The organic frills flow almost like the fins of an aquatic creature

a truly one-of-a-kind brass bowl commissioned by Ideal Home Magazine in the 1950s

This is one of the 'loudest' examples of the fur glaze technique that I have seen

From the base to the tip there are eight clear glass rings varying in size

this hexagonal slab-built piece is quite unusual given that we know who made it

Teak and Brass Table Lamp, Denmark. 1950s. lighting The organic frills flow almostA tall mid century table lamp mounted on a large brass base paired with a patinated brass spheroid suspended between two fluted turned teak sections. Featuring fully original hardware and the solid teak turnings and brass are in superb structural condition. One of the more unique and well executed examples of the Danish modernist era. Lampshade not included. Specifications: Wired for the UK. Can be rewired for the US and EU upon request. Height: 35.