Vintage Danish Lighting

Stylish vintage pendant light. Pendant light made of murano glass (made in Murano, Italy). This pendant light is perfect for a Loft, Minimalism, Electrical, Modern interiors. ...

"Helios" table lamps, designed by Peter Svarrer, Danish lighting designer, origin: Denmark, with handblown milk glass and brass, two available, with original label: HOLMEGAARD / Type...

Set of two brass wall lamps from the 1950s, produced by Danish lighting company Lyfa. These fine pieces of geometric design have adjustable brass shades and teak base.

Ceiling lamp, model Facet, designed by Louis Weisdorf for Danish lighting power house, LYFA in the 1960s. Av real POP-design from the height of that era in the 1960s that will add a ...

This beautiful orange and cream colored pendant lamp was made by the Danish lighting manufacturer Lyfa. It is a rare design, made out of an arrangement of 4 in color lacquered folded...

A patented design by Danish lighting maker Asger B. C. Made during the late 1970s for industrial lighting and work space lighting.

Simple in form yet rich in material character, it reflects the understated refinement of Danish lighting from the mid-century period. Lampbase is 11cm in diameter.

Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen played a significant role in Danish lighting history, and his designs are still sought after to this day."

An expressive and highly decorative Scandinavian Modern table lamp combining organic curves, whimsical detailing, and refined craftsmanship characteristic of Danish lighting from the...

Ebbe Christensen for Louis Poulsen PH 5-4½ Pendant Denmark, 1980s A quintessential example of Danish lighting design, the white lacquered PH 5-4½ pendant by Ebbe Christensen for Lou...

Wall lamps with lampshades designed by Hugo Asmussen are subtle yet sophisticated examples of Danish lighting from the 1960s and 1970s, combining artisanal detail with functional min...

Diameter 35 / 40 cm, height 24 / 28 cm, chain length 62 cm. The Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen was founded in 1892 by Ludvig R.

Iconic Danish lighting designed in 1958 by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen.

An authentic and collectible example of iconic Danish lighting design. Dimensions: Height: 79 cm / 31.1 in Diameter: 27 cm / 10.6 in Condition: Good original vintage condition with m...

A pair of orignal chrome and orange plated steel "Milieu" ceiling lights, by Jo Hammerborg for famous Danish lighting company, Fog and Morup. Rewired with new fittings and PAT tested.

Original model 352 table lamp designed by Aage Petersen for the Danish lighting company "Le Klint" in the 1950s, with a black metal base and an adjustable brass arm.

Designed by Poul Henningsen with classic Danish lighting design and an elegant appearance. — Origin: Denmark — Designer: Poul Henningsen — Manufacturer: Louis Poulsen — Model: PH 3/...

A Kalmar Lampet wall lamp, designed and produced by Danish lighting manufacturer Vitrika in the 1970s.

LYFA table lamp from the 1930/40s in patinated brass with swing arm and original amber-colored shade in pigskin. Classic Danish lighting. — Origin: Denmark — Producer: LYFA — Period...

With its rich material and functional design, the lamp captures the character of mid-century Danish lighting, where everyday objects were refined into timeless pieces.

PH 3½-2½ table lamp from Louis Poulsen designed by Poul Henningsen in yellow metal and burnished brass. Classic Danish lighting design. — Origin: Denmark — Designer: Poul Henningsen...

Designed by Danish ceramic artist Fridtjof Sejersen in the 1970s, the “Solen” wall lamp is a stunning example of Scandinavian craftsmanship and atmospheric lighting design.

Very elegant yet understated, this design represents the perfect blend of utility and beauty, an enduring icon of 1960s Danish lighting design.

Double Atlantic wall lamp designed and produced by Danish lighting manufacturer Vitrika in the 1970s.

Sculptural and versatile iconic classic within Danish mid-century modern design. Red and white lamel pendant called Cocktail designed by Henning Rehhof for renowned Danish lighting m...

Copper Nova pendant, designed by Jo Hammerborg, who was the main designer of Danish lighting manufacturer Fog & Mørup in the 1960s and 1970s.

Brass Nova pendant designed in the 1960s by Jo Hammerborg, main designer of Danish lighting manufacturer Fog & Mørup in the 1960s and 1970s.

Simple pendant lamps from the Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen. A very simple and reduced design.

This ceiling light is the epitome of Danish lighting design. This piece was crafted sometime in the 1960's and is iconic for the time period.

A set of two rare gold Maritim Lampet wall lamps, produced by Danish lighting manufacturer Vitrika in the 1970s.

Brass Nova pendant designed in the 1960s by Jo Hammerborg, main designer of Danish lighting manufacturer Fog & Mørup in the 1960s and 1970s.

Brass Nova pendant designed in the 1960s by Jo Hammerborg, main designer of Danish lighting manufacturer Fog & Mørup in the 1960s and 1970s.

Svend Middelboe’s pendants were among the best-selling models in the company’s catalogue. Danish lighting manufacturer Nordisk Solar was founded in 1919 by Jacob L.

New white fabric shade produced in Denmark. * Wood veneer * Mid century, Danish * Dimensions (H x W): 50cm x 30cm * Light source: E14 screw bulb, max 40W * Ready-to-use with a bla...

* Dimensions, inc. shade (H x W): 60cm x 52cm * Dimensions, ex. shade (H): 44cm * Light source: E26/E27 screw bulb, max 40W * Ready-to-use with a black cord with switch. ********...

Pair of handcrafted organic form teak lamps with original woven lampshades. Bakelite sockets and light switches. Overall height 34.5 " lamp body measures 20.5" to top of socket. Sign...

A mid-century modernist garden light, model 672, produced by the Danish lighting manufacturer BITO. This piece is a beautiful example of Scandinavian modern design applied to functio...

Danish Rare Hand-crafted Ceramic Heavy Pendant Lamp by Sejer, 1960s, Denmark It is very ideal and suitable for all living areas. Lamp is in good condition. No damage, no crack. We...

Elegant desk lamp from the Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen based on a design by Alfred Homann from the 80s.

Simple pendant lights by the Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen in a special color.

Poul Henningsen PH-4/4 Pendant Lamp, 1930s A beautiful Poul Henningsen PH-4/4 pendant lamp with opal 2 layer shades The lamp dates from around the 1930s and is in nice vintage condi...

The shade frame has rust spots across. * Dimensions, inc. shade (H x W): 47cm x 46cm * Dimensions, ex. shade (H): 37cm * Light source: E26/E27 screw bulb, max 40W * Ready-to-use with...

Sculptural brass wall lamps Gothic II produced by Danish lighting company Lyfa with two light sources each.

A pair of Maritim Lampet wall lamps, produced by Danish lighting manufacturer Vitrika in the 1970s.

Danish lighting design of the mid-20th century is closely tied to the broader principles of Scandinavian modernism, where clarity of structure and thoughtful material combinations de...

New white fabric shade produced in Denmark. * Wood veneer * Mid century, Danish * Dimensions (H x W): 50cm x 30cm * Light source: E14 screw bulb, max 40W * Ready-to-use with a bla...

Intended to be hardwired Hand-folded. Modern Danish lighting from Denmark.

The Saturn outdoor wall lamp by the Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen in the ''huge'' Maxi version.

This desk lamp, with its white lacquered shade and foot, was designed by the renowned Danish company Fog & Mørup in the 1960s. Fog & Mørup was established in 1904 by Ansgar Fog and E...

Saturn wall lamp from the Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen based on a design by Joachim Lepper.

* Dimensions, inc. shade (H x W): 54cm x 35cm * Dimensions, ex. shade (H): 34cm x 19cm * Light source: E26/E27 screw bulb, max 40W * Ready-to-use with white cords with switches **...

Surpassing the strict functionality many designers were concerned with, this model is a whimsical representation of the innovative experimentation in Danish lighting design. The cra...

Aluminium and acrylic pendant, nicknamed 'Priest collar', designed by Claus Bolby for Danish lighting manufacturer Cebo in -most probably- the 1960s.

Bent Karlby was a prolific Danish designer who worked across furniture, glassware, and lighting.

A charming example of mid-century Danish lighting design, combining organic forms, naturalistic details, and warm materials in a highly decorative yet refined composition.

A Scandinavian Modern table lamp in a sculptural and elegant columnar form by ESA Denmark. Impeccably hand-turned from a single teak block of richly grained and warmly toned texture....

A true collector’s piece and a fine example of early Danish lighting design.