Scandinavian Modern, Sculptural Organic Wooden Table Lamp in Teak, 1960s

Original Scandinavian Mid-century table lamp made from turned teak. Made circa 1960s. The teak has a beautiful warm color and a lovely grain. Included is a new lamp shade desi...

Vintage wooden table lamp with soft, rounded handcarved organic decorations. Clear lacquer. Original fitting with switch. Beautiful vintage ...

This lamp was made in Sweden at Falkenbergs Belysning. It has an adjustable height and angle arm, and is made in brass, wooden steam, and cast-iron base. Good working condition wi...

One-of-a-kind handmade and hand decorated Danish midcentury modern ceramic art lamp by Danish experimental artist Bodil Marie Nielsen. Organic decor...

Exceptional pair of tall and curvy Italian Mid-Century Modern ceramic table lamps. White glazed base with hand painted tropical feel green leaves and caramel brown curved lines and o...

Large softly curved Danish Mid-Century Modern stoneware table lamp by Løvemose. Manufactured by the couple Johannes and Marie Hansen on the small island of Langeland in the 1960s. Be...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer this stunning and very rare original Swedish circa 1960s brass and teak wood ta...

This graphic and casually elegant table lamp was realized in the United States, circa 1950. If features a sculptural body composed of unfinished driftwood resting on a amorphic styli...

This solid teak table lamp was produced in Sweden during the 1960s and most likely made at Stilarmatur Tranås. A rounded teak base with a sleek...

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...