Brass Brutalist Style Table Lamp by Pierre Forssell for Skultuna, Sweden

Pair of sculptural and very stylish brass candelabras design by Pierre Forssell for Swedish maker Skultuna. Model 69. Signed and maker's mark underneath. Measurements for the slightl...

Early folding tray table designed by S.A. Willumsen & H. Engholm in 1958. Produced by Fritz Hansen during the 1950-60s. Folding base made from solid teak and metal hinges. Tray made ...

Oak lounge chair, and Ekselius´ version of the popular TV-chair from the 60´s. New cushions with a smooth brown quality upholstery. At the moment we have 3 identical chairs. Karl Erik Ekselius was a Swedish furniture designer born in 1914 in Ålesund, Sweden. He studied carpentry in Germany and at Carl Malmsten’s school for Furniture Studies in Stockholm sometime during the 1930s. Subsequently, he worked for J. O. Carlsson (known later as JOC Möbel AB) in Vetlanda, eventually taking ownership of the company in 1961. During the famous H55 Exhibition in 1955 in Helsingborg, Sweden, Ekselius gained international recognition with his designs. Like many of his Swedish contemporaries during the 1950s and ‘60s, Ekselius originated Scandinavian modern furniture, including dining chairs, dining tables and coffee tables, in richly grained woods like rosewood and teak. He also developed armchairs and office chairs in chromed metal and supple leather. For J. O. Carlsson, he designed the Mondo Chair...

Set of 3 handcrafted wooden objects by Swedish craftsman Sven Erik Lindman. The long, shallow bowl (oregon pine) measures 60,5 cm (lengt), 12,5 cm (width) and 3,5 cm (height). Signe...

John (Johnny) Mattsson, born 18 July 1906 in Gävle, died 9 February 1970 in the same place, was a Swedish sculptor and craftsman. Polio had made Mattsson lame and through disabili...

Beautiful black, dark-brown harefur bowl by Swedish ceramist Carl-Harry Stålhane. Excellent condition.

Beautiful set of table lamps made by Pierre Forsell for Skultuna during the 1970s. Brutalistic design in brass. Every hole torched by hand.

Amazing brass table lamp in a brutalist design by Pierre Forssell. With this design Pierre Forssell presented a whole new way of using brass in lighting and decorative objects. Execu...

Important table lamp design by Pierre Forssell for Skultuna in the late 60's. The table lamp is all hand crafted, each hole have been scultured with a torch. The process is extrememl...

A rare table lamp executed in brass. Sweden, c1950s. By Pierre Forssell for Skultana, made in his own workshop 'Massingstudion'. Marked SKULTANA 1807 F4. Aging and we...

This table lamp was hand crafted in 1975 and 1978 at the Skultuna studio were Pierre Forssell was working with he's assistant. The lamp is made of a brass tube where some holes were ...

Pierre Forssell (1925-2004) Brass Sconces for Skultuna. Skultuna label on the back. Wiring included in pricing.