Finnish Mid Century Floor Lamp by Itsu in the style of Paavo Tynell 9202, 1940s

Very rare mid century version of the "5061" brass desk / table lamp by Paavo Tynell produced by Taito Oy Finland, 1940s. In good original condition with patina from aging. Stamped un...

Rare Finnish mid century white and brass adjustable desk / table lamp model 9222 by Paavo Tynell produced by Taito Oy Finland, 1940s. In good vintage condition and working well. Stam...

Rare mid century table desk lamp in brass model "5061" by Paavo Tynell produced by Taito, Finland 1940s. In good original condition with e...

Very rare mid century desk table lamp model "9222 / 5305" by Paavo Tynell in white lacquered metal and brass produced by Taito Oy, 1940s. In good vintage condition. Dimensions: H: ...

Very rare pair of floor lamps attributed to Paavo Tynell. Produced in Finland.

Floor lamp designed by Paavo Tynell for Taito Oy, Finland, 1940s One of the best-loved and most acclaimed Finnish designers – Paavo Tynell was born in Helsinki, Finland, in 1890. He...

Rare counter weight ceiling lamp in the style of Paavo Tynell. Produced by Itsu in Finland. Measure: Height: 100-165 cm.

A beautiful pair of commissioned floor lamps by Paul Boman/Paavo Tynell for the United Paper Mills (Yhtyneet paperitehtaat) club house in Jämsänkoski. P. Boman / Oy Taito Ab, c. late 1940s. We acquired these lamps directly from the club house. As these lamps were commissioned for a more classic and formal place, the overall design was reflective of the settings. The lamp legs were made of wood rather than the usual brass-rattan combination. The middle part retained the Tynell hallmark brass switch "box" and is lit by 3 lamps and finally the upper part also reminds us of the Tynell classic Chinese hat lamps, but with a more formal twist. A beautiful unique pair that suits formal spaces, reading rooms and libraries, or any interior with a classic vibe. The United Paper Mills is an important company in Finnish industrial history that helped build and shape industrial towns around Finland. The company is now a multi-billion euro firm that is still functioning. The Jämsänkoski deputy's manor house that was turned into the company's club house, to where these lamps were commissioned, hosted endless important meetings and parties and accommodated many prominent state visitors such as Princess Ann...