Le Klint Wall Lights and Sconces

Rare early wall lamp (Model 204) designed in 1957 by Vilhelm Wohlert for Le Klint. Original designed for Niels Bohr summer house outside Copenhagen. Solid oak mount with hand folded ...

This Le Klint Kip lamp from the 1950s is a beautiful and timeless piece of Danish design, preserved in its original condition. The lamp is distinguished b...

Very rare original vintage Le Klint wall lamp model 234 by Erik Hansen. It's made of solid rosewood with original vintage Le Klint lamp shade of ...

The original Kaare Klint Wall and table lamp 306 "Kiplamp". Set of two. These unusual vintage wall & table lamps were designed by Kaare Klint for Le Klint in Denmark. First produced...

Vintage Le Klint wall lamp model 234 by Erik Hansen. It's made of solid wood with a factory new original Le Klint lamp shade of white plastic desig...

Wonderful large Danish wall lamp from the 1960s. Exceptional design with a fantastically cozy look. Very nice swiveling and extendable oak arm. The lampshade creates a very cozy atmo...

This beautiful wall light was designed by Kaare Klint and manufactured in Denmark in the 1950s. It features a teak scissor adjustable lamp arm and a pleat...

Pair Scissor wall lamps by Le Klint. Designed by Erik Hansen.

Elegant Mid-Century Modern teak scissor wall lamp. Designed by Erik Hansen for Le Klint, Denmark, 1960s. Executed in teak wood and fabric, the wall lamp is executed with 1 x E27 /...

A vintage 1950s example of a brass 'Versatile Lamp' by Professor Kaare Klint for the Danish firm Le Klint. Designed circa 1945, this sleek light can be used as both a table lamp & wall lamp, due to the swinging mechanism located in the lights centre. To change the position of the light, the user simply needs to lift it from, or offer it up to, the wall. A ball-shaped counterweight at the end of the light’s stem provides visual balance but also prevents the light from moving casually. Although perhaps one of Klint’s smallest designs, the model 306 lamp is a supreme example of his ethos and design principles. Klint was an early proponent of functionalism in Denmark. He combined studies of historically successful furniture types and anthropometrics which refined tradition and saw objects developed that satisfied their primary function beautifully. Klint also had an acute sensibility for a designs’ relationship to its environment. His designs never dominate a space but unite art and utility for a greater whole. A rich and even patina covers the entirety of the sinuous brass pole used in the light. The switched bulb holder and wiring are new, but both components are sympathetic to the lamps 70...

For sale this Iconic Le Klint Scissor wall lamp, in teak Design by Erik Hansen in the 1950s. This is a large example 127 cm 50 Inch out of the wall. Comes with its original Hand folded acrylic...

An early Le Klint Scissor extending wall lamp. Produced circa 1950. Smooth movement. Currently wired with cable to wall circuit installation. U.S ov...