Gallery Sixty One

1930s French Solid Alabaster Hanging Plafonnier 45cm Art Deco Bowl Light A beautiful, fully restored Art Deco plafonnier carved from *solid alabaster* with dramatic natural veining....

Large 1930s Swedish Solid Alabaster Hanging Plafonnier 50cm Art Deco Ceiling Light A stunning, fully restored and rewired Swedish Art Deco plafonnier, hand-carved from solid alabast...

1930s French Art Deco Alabaster Plafonnier – 40 cm – Staple Repaired & Fully Restored Exceptional white alabaster bowl plafonnier, c. 1920s–1930s, with the desirable scalloped ‘l...

1920s–1930s Alabaster Bowl Plafonnier – 40 cm – Staple Repaired & Rewired Beautiful original alabaster plafonnier with exceptional color and historic restoration. The bowl is hand-tu...

Large 1930s White Alabaster Plafonnier – 50 cm – Restored & Rewired Exceptional early 20th century white alabaster plafonnier, likely Swedish Art Deco, c. 1920s–1930s. This is a rare...

1930s Art Deco Alabaster Plafonnier 40 cm Rewired Swedish 1930s alabaster bowl plafonnier with spectacular natural stone. The shade is a clean, minimalist form that lets the alabaste...

Antique Carved Alabaster Plafonnier 1930s Art Deco Professionally Rewired and Grounded Ready to Hang This is a stunning original alabaster plafonnier with exceptional color and carve...

Rare Edvard Frederik Sonne Stoneware Lamp – Bornholm, c. 1920 A truly unique piece of early Danish studio pottery. This table lamp was crafted by Edvard Frederik Sonne of Bornholm ...

Vintage Poul Henningsen PH 3.5/2.5 Table Lamp for Louis Poulsen This is an original PH 3.5/2.5 table lamp, designed by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen. The 3.5/2.5 refers to the shade proportions — a 35 cm top shade paired with a 25 cm middle shade — giving it a compact, elegant profile perfect for smaller tables and spaces. Like all PH lamps, it uses Henningsen’s revolutionary 3-shade system from 1925. The three shades are shaped with logarithmic spirals to reflect and diffuse the light. The result is that classic PH glow: warm, soft, and completely glare-free. The bulb stays hidden at every angle, so the lamp is as beautiful lit as it is off. Estimated 1930s production Materials: Painted glass shades with original orange/yellow finish, browned stem and base Good vintage condition with honest, visible patina. The paint on the two lower shades shows flaking and wear, which is common for colored PH lamps of this age and adds character. The top metal shade has most probably been replaced at some point but is an original Louis Poulsen. Dimensions: Approx. 47 cm H x 35 cm W top shade Why it’s special: The PH 3.5/2.5 is one of the most versatile PH table lamps. Smaller than the PH 4/3 but with the same warm light quality. This example has the sought-after browned brass stem and base, which Louis Poulsen used...

Vintage Kemp & Lauritzen Table Lamp, 1965 A true icon of Danish 1960s design. This original Kemp & Lauritzen table lamp pairs space-age styling with warm, functional light. Desi...

Iconic and rare pendant designed by Sophus Frandsen in 1963 for Fog & Mørup. The Fibonacci model is one of the most recognizable designs and is becoming increasingly rare to find...

A refined example of Danish modern design, this vintage Arne Jacobsen 3117 Series One, designed in 1955, seven office chair by Fritz Hansen, Denmark...