Floor Lamp by HW Armatur, Sweden, 1950s

This rare floor lamp model possesses one of the most recognizable and unique designs in the prestigious repertoire of Falkenbergs Belysning’s 20th century lighting models’ catalogue....

This floor lamp is the “G20” model by Swedish designer Hans-Agne Jakobsson. This mid-century model couples brass and fabric, creating a beautiful modern look. This appealing and ver...

This one-of-a-kind floor lamp is a delightfully distinctive model, with immediately recognizable details. Design in the mid-century years was fuelled by the development of materials and technology with stunning results as seen in this floor lamp design. Scandinavian furniture was made with mostly light-coloured materials and some furniture shapes included elements of asymmetry, or having two sides that were not completely even and balanced. This can be seen here as well, as the lamp’s black lacquered metal structure isn’t perfectly symmetrical, instead, the “cage” surrounding the lampshade spirals downwards. The fluted lampshade has a cylindrical shape and is made of a light coloured fabric. It is stretched over metal wires that create the lines. Thanks to its large, almost see-through quality, the warm light is diffused evenly when the lamp is switched on. Furthermore, the fabric shade pairs well with the colder metal structure. The tripod legs stem out from a ball-shaped joint, and also end in small, brass sphere feet. While the design dates to the 1950s, it has an interesting, almost futuristic modern...

This eccentric mid-century floor lamp combines a classical shape reimagined with carefully thought out proportions and Danish craftsmanship. The tube’s geometric construction defines this model, making it a one-of-a-kind model. Being a mid-century Danish-made design, this floor lamp features numerous functional elements, including an adjustable head secured by a brass ball joint, adjustable neck and a tapered empire lampshade...

‎‎‎‎This exceptionally rare floor lamp model is delightfully distinctive, and while it carries the essential Swedish design elements and ideals, it is unique in all sense of the word...

The “torchiere” is one of the most popular and recognizable types of floor lamps. The name is derived from the French word for "torch" and it is identifiable by its upright, torch-li...

A brass and rattan floor lamp designed and produced by a H.W. Armatur, Sweden, 1950s. Dimensions variable, measured as illustrated in first image. Sold with Lampshade. Dimensi...

A brass and rattan floor lamp designed and produced by a H.W. Armatur, Sweden, 1950s. Dimensions variable, measured as illustrated in first image. Sold with Lampshade. Dimensi...

A brass and white fabric floor lamp designed and produced by Möllers Elekriska Armatur, Sweden, c. 1950s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 56.5” H x 14” W x 7” D Stated dimensions inclu...

A brass, light-grey-lacquered metal and white fabric floor lamp designed and produced by Möllers Armatur Elektriska, Sweden, 1950s. Please note cord feeds from bottom of stem connec...

This striking floor lamp was produced by Möllers Armaturfabrik in Eskilstuna, Sweden in the late 1950s. The lamp is marked with the manufacturer's label and the model number 94 on the fitting. The design consist of a slightly raised circular base in solid teak wood, followed of carved teak elements in a stacked column. Brass ring details throughout, as well as a brass fitting. The dimensions of the lamp make it a great floor lamp or a tall table lamp which can be placed on a low table for example. The cone shaped shade has been renewed in a silk, ivory colored Armani Casa fabric...

Cast iron base, arm with goose neck fitted with E27 bakelite sockets and cream lamp shades. Designed in Sweden in the 1960s.