Danish Modern Teak "Scissor" Wall Sconce by Erik Hansen for Le Klint

Set of two "Infraphil" heat table lamps / sconces by Charlotte Perriand for Philips (Netherlands, 1950s). Composed of enameled metal bases (one beige and the other cream) with red brushed aluminums rings and red glass bulbs. Designed as heat lamps, although they could be converted to serve as table lamps or sconces. Light wear consistent with age (spots of paint loss, patina to the aluminum and the brass and chrome fittings). Slightly different designs with dimensional disparities: darker beige sconce with the chrome fitting: H: 9.5" x D: 8.5" x L: 5.75" lighter cream sconce...

Danish teak tray table (Model 4508) designed in 1958 by Svend Åge Willumsen and Hans Engholm for Fritz Hansen. Exemplifies the marriage of form ...

This rarely seen Danish Sofa was designed by Erik Osterman and H. Høpner Petersen for Godtfred Petersen in the late 1950s. It boasts clean lines, accentuated by thin, stained-oak spl...

Round, teak ice bucket with black plastic interior insulation designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk (1960s, Denmark). Elegant form with vivid teak grain a...

Wall lamp with flexible scissor arm from the Danish lighting manufacturer Le Klint. The lamp is composed of teak solid wood elements. The wooden element on the dome of the lamp is d...

For sale is this iconic Le Klint scissor wall lamp, in teak Design by Erik Hansen in the 1950s. This is a large specimen measuring 127cm 50 inches off the wall. Comes with its origin...

An absolutely huge and early adjustable Le Klint scissor wall lamp that extends to a full 140cm. Produced circa 1950's. We will wire the lamp with cable to your preference - either...

Iconic vintage Le Klint scissor lamp up light in teak from the late 1950s early 1960s. A very early model with brass fittings and screws. In the 1960s...