Midcentury Fog & Mørup Pendant Lamp in Natural Jute String and Teak, 1960s

Very nice perforated Brass pendant lamp ,Good original condition . manufactured by Fog & Mórup . 1960s Denmark

The lamp consists of two aluminium lacquered in brass shades with a black band that runs around the middle. The interior is painted on yellow, which gives it a warm color when switch...

A refined example of Danish midcentury design, this Fog & Morup brass pendant from the 1960s features five elegant conical shades suspended at varying heights from a circular ceiling...

This suspension lamp, designed by Fog & Mørup in Denmark during the 1960s, features a striking arrangement of cylindrical elements connected by four sleek metal rods, showcasing the ...

- iconic model - larger type - very nice style of lighting.

Sophus Frandsen Fibonnacci pendant light in white finish. Danish architect Sophus Frandsen created the Fibonacci light, his timeless Classic for Fog & Mørup, in the early 1960s, and ...

Rare Fog and Morup teak and hemp pendant lamp with a unique pulley system built into the canopy that allows for easy height adjustment. Designed by Ib Fabiansen, Denmark, 1960's. Giv...

A unique large copper pendant lamp by Fog and Mørup with 3 lights. Fog & Mørup was a legendary Danish lighting manufacturer best known to collectors for the sleek and sculptural ceiling lights, wall lights and floor lamps that the company produced in the postwar years. Its vintage fixtures are ideal for design enthusiasts looking to introduce a splash of Scandinavian modernist ingenuity into a space. Founders Ansgar Fog and Erik Mørup reportedly met in Aarhus, Denmark, in 1902. They became fast friends and discussed going into business together. An opportunity materialized a couple of years later when they discovered a newspaper advertisement — an Aarhus consignment warehouse had been vacated and its landowner was looking for a business to sign a new lease. The friends took a chance and established a wholesale metalwork business. In 1906, Fog and Mørup moved the business to Copenhagen and focused on lighting. They purchased an electrical company in 1913 and opened a lighting factory shortly thereafter. The following two decades saw rapid expansion. One of the most notable Fog & Mørup designs from the interwar period was the brass Kongelys table lamp, created by Niels Rasmussen Thykier. Johannes (Jo) Hammerborg, an alum of leading Danish silverware brand Georg Jensen, joined Fog & Mørup as head of design in the late 1950s, ushering in a period of commercial success and international prominence. Hammerborg was an innovative designer whose sleek and streamlined aesthetic came to define the company. During his time with Fog & Mørup, Hammerborg designed over 60 lighting fixtures and collaborated with other designers such as Erik Balslev, Sophus Frandsen and more. Fog & Mørup also worked with designers Torsten Thorup and Claus Bonderup, who created the iconic trumpet-shaped Semi pendant light...

Pendant designed in the early 1960s by famous Danish designer Jo Hammerborg. Corona was one of his earlier designs for Fog & Mørup. The cone of solid satin aluminium consists of two...

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.esp...