Danish Vintage Retro Porcelain Table Lamp from the 1960s

Vintage Danish table lamp by Kastrup Glass Works from the 1960s The glass lamp with its stunning orange color together with the floral design...

Vintage Poul Henningsen 4/3 table lamp for Louis Poulsen This is an early PH 4/3 table lamp with a bakelite E27 bulb holder. In great condition with age related wear and patina on th...

Absolutely gorgeous Art Deco brass table lamp that ticks all the boxes. Great design. From a great design period. Aged with a lovely patina. ...

A pair of beautiful midcentury table lamps by Falkenberg lighting factory of Sweden. These gorgeous lamps are standing on a round glass base and with a brass stem. The lamps still ...

A pretty hand-crafted ceramic table lamp of the mid-century era, Denmark, 1960s. The ceramic base made of "Ting keramik" and hand-painted in a fascinating mix of earth tones and organic motifs, expressing the essence of Danish design from the 1960s, marked on the base. The table lamp comes with a black leder paperprint on linen shade. With an E27 light socket suitable to fit a lamp shade, it takes one E27 screw bulb, the on/off switch is on the cord. LED bulbs can also be used. This beautiful piece is in very good condition, no damages, fully functional, used lamp...

Graphic midcentury Scandinavian organic modern vertically striped ceramic table lamp designed and manufactured by Danish studio pottery couple Ev...

Two elegant handmade triangular, two colored Danish midcentury modern table lamps. Glossy warm white glaze with shiny anthracite grey in the handle or hole in the middle. Attributed ...

This magnetic lamp was designed by Hans Jørgen Berthel for the Danish manufacture Abo Randers during the 1960s. Modell Ny-Mag H.63. This spherical lamp, in the style of Space Age, was made of metal in black. The lamp base is magnetic, which allows you to direct the light beam to any point. Hans Jørgen Berthel designed this model in the early 1960s, but it was later replicated by several Danish and Italian manufacturers with subtle design changes, including Frandsen Lighting and E.S. Horn. Lamps were available in various colors and hung in many Danish homes. Following the merger of Danish lighting companies in the 1980s and 1990s, Abo was first incorporated into Lyskaer-Lyfa with Fog & Mørup, then jointly into ES Horn...