Danish Modern Teak Floor Lamp with Jute Cord Shade ca. 1960s

Tile table floor lamp by the studio craft potters Gordon and Jane Martz for Marshall Studios, circa 1960s. 57" high to top of finial, 20" high to surface of the table. The shade ...

A pair of sculptural plaster floor lamps by Bob Graham ca. 1980s. These are of adjustable height, with the original black lacquer shades. 64.5" high as s...

Danish lightning design, floor lamp from the 1960´s made of teak and with lamp foot of black lacquered metal. Included is a new lampshade designed in Denmark. The shade is made o...

This rare Danish midcentury floor lamp from the 1960s stands as a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance of Scandinavian design during that era. Crafted meticulously from solid oak and brass, its design epitomizes the fusion of natural materials with understated luxury. The lamp's solid oak construction not only showcases a remarkable patina and grain but also exudes a warmth and sophistication that only age and meticulous care can impart. Its proportions are carefully balanced, boasting a harmonious blend of curves and straight lines that lend it an air of refined grace. Its craftsmanship lies in the smaller oak pieces seamlessly connecting the base and stand. This integration of materials not only enhances its structural integrity but also adds visual interest, elevating it beyond mere functionality to the realm of artistry. In excellent condition, this lamp stands as a testament to both its enduring quality and the care it has received over the decades. The inclusion of a new custom-made linen lamp...