Paavo Tynell Adjustable Table Lamp. Idman.

This classic model no. 5061 has first been introduced in the 1930s with the glass / brass version until later in the 1940s the solid brass and this perforated brass versions were introduced. The mesmerising perforation has been painstakingly hand drilled...

The rare perforated version and one of the nicest examples of the 9224 table lamps that we ever came across. This model is also known as the "horse shoe" due to the horseshoe resembling foot and other features making it resemble Thoroughbreds (see archive pictures) In a 1950s edition of the Finland House Lighting catalouge this lamp was nicknamed Thoroughbred. Now if you think that was because of the horseshoe-foot, think again. The Thoroughbred is a hot-blooded racing horse breed known for its agility and their physical features include a well-chiseled head, a long slim neck and a lean body. Somehow, that sounds like an exact description of the 9224 lamp. Add to that the leather harness and it's spot on. This version has perforated funnel shape brass lamp shade...

A fine example of an early Paavo Tynell table lamp in solid brass and handblown glass. Cane wrapped frame. Adjustable glass shade. Two available.

Rare brass table lamp, model 9224 (also known as the Horseshoe Lamp), designed by Paavo Tynell for Idman in Finland, 1950s. One of Paavo Tynell's most ...

A Tynell table lamp in solid brass for Idman, ca. 1950's An unusual form with an iconic adjustable brass flower or florette that can travel the entirety of the central shaft of the ...

Pair of brass table lamps, model 9227, by Paavo Tynell. Elegant, distinct forms with black lacquered bases and shades. Edges perforated in a graphic pattern.