Substantial Tony Paul for Westwood Stacked, Conical Brass and Walnut Table Lamp

Substantial Tony Paul for Westwood Studios attributed, Walnut and Brass Table Lamp, circa 1960. Featuring a smooth turned Walnut bowling pin form, heightened circular base, rounded B...

Tony Paul for Westwood Industries Cone Table Lamp in Swedish Brass & Solid Walnut. Circa 1960. Featuring a sleek conical form in walnut and reflective bright brass. 21H to top of so...

Tony Paul for Westwood Industries solid walnut and brass stacked cone floor lamp, 1950s. Featuring a balanced layered and reflective conical bright brass and solid Walnut form with ...

Pair Tony Paul for Westwood Industries Walnut & White "Modern Americana" Table Lamps. Featuring four sculpted, cut out Walnut panels, rounded White enameled steel center column, roun...

Tall American Mid-Century Modern Westwood Industries All Brass Table Lamps attributed to Tony Paul. Featuring statuesque, reflective brass forms ...

Tall Pair American Mid-Century Modern laurel lamp H-664 teak & brass table lamps. In the manner of Tany Paul. Featuring tapered cylindrical Teak stems to bulbous genie bottle form bo...

Midcentury Tall Walnut & Brass Table Lamp by Tony Paul for Westwood Additional information: Material: Walnut, Brass Featured at Kensington Dimension: Ø 7? x H 32.5? to top of...

Solid brass table lamp designed by Tony Paul for Westwood Lighting. Bowling pin or bottle form with textured rectangular detail. Circa. 1950's. ...

Cone table lamp in Swedish brass and solid walnut. Designed by Tony Paul for Westwood Industries. This item has been rewired with braided cloth...

A very stylish table lamp by Tony Paul. Tony Paul was a world famous American industrial designer. Above all, he is known for his designs of furniture, dishes and lighting design. ...

Tony Paul was a world famous American industrial designer. Above all, he is known for his designs of furniture, dishes and lighting design. Tony Paul grows up in the Bronx and lives in New York for his whole life. He studies at the Pratt Institute Paul initially works on ergonomic designs for Robert Barber Inc. Finally, Paul founds his own design company Tony Paul and Associates. His designs are produced by various companies such as Raymor, Westwood, Verplex, Woodlin-Hall, The Elton Company. He himself is a partner of the Elton Company.Paul wins several design awards, including the Good Design Award of the New York Museum of Modern Art. During his career he was in contact with many mid-century industrial designers, including Arthur Umanoff, Russell Wright, Ben Seibel and Paul McCobb. Source Frank...

A organic-form Tony Paul table lamp of turned walnut and brass elements, with tall cylindrical off-white shade.