Lamp With Arms Of Brass & Glass From 1950s

This teak and brass chandelier is a splendid example of Danish design from the 1960s. With its five arms, the chandelier exudes a timeless el...

Poul Henningsen's collaboration with Louis Poulsen began as early as 1925-1926, when PH, in partnership with Louis Poulsen, designed the first lamps for an exhibition in Paris. This collaboration lasted until his death in 1967. Throughout his life, PH aimed to create glare-free light, directing the light where it was needed and producing soft shadows using the incandescent bulb as the light source. The PH 3/2 Academy Pendant is part of the 3-shade family, which now comprises 30 lamps, including 3 for outdoor use. PH didn't just design a lamp but an entire system, resulting in approximately a thousand different variations produced over the years. The extensive selection included table lamps, floor lamps, and wall lamps. Additionally, there were various chandeliers that became highly popular as high-hanging lighting fixtures...

Elegant, mid-century, brass chandelier features 5 extension arms topped with gold ribbed frosted glass shades that are open on the top. The chandelier has playful details like the sp...

A Scandinavian modernist chandelier crafted from brass, featuring five curved arms supporting conical opal glass shades. The shades are secured by brass fittings perforated with a de...