Louis Poulsen

Patinated brass, internally frosted amber shades. 
Lampholder impressed 'PATENTED / P.H.-2'

Lighting

Early 'PH 2/2' Table Lamp

History:
The earliest examples of the model were produced with metal socket holders in 1931, produced thereafter with Bakelite socket holders. The flanged switch was also used on early examples, replaced with a flat ended switch in later examples.

Richard Ginori

Handpainted glazed ceramic.
Manufactures signature to the underside.

Total height including shade: 44cm, shade diameter:46 cm.

Faience Ceramic Table Lamp

Böhlmarks

Attributed to Harald Notini.
Model no. 15041, designed in 1932.
Lacquered metal, nickel plated brass.

Table Lamp

Literature: 
Andrén, Erik, 'Aktiebolaget Arvid Böhlmarks Lampfabrik: 1872-1937', Nordisk Rotogravur (Stockholm) 1937, pl.51, no. 8.

Swedish Table Lamp

Hans Agne Jacobsson A/B Markaryd

Nickel-plated metal, lacquered wood.
Stamped to the underside with designers mark.

Taito Oy

Model no. 5066.
Teak, brass, perforated brass, fabric shade.
Stamped to the underside with manufacturer's marks and model number.

Shade height: 13 cm.
Total height, including shade: 40 cm.

Another example available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/table-lamp-2410057" target="_blank">2410057</a>.

Just Andersen

Model no. D 60.
Patinated 'Disko' metal, with fabric shade.
Impressed with manufacturer's mark to base.

Shade height: 22.5cm

Model no. 9221.
Brass, leather wrapped stem, leather stitched brass shade.
Impressed with manufacturer's marks.

Arteluce

Model no. 576, designed 1929.
Enamelled steel, enamelled aluminum.
Signed with decal manufacturer's label to shade.
Produced in a very small edition.

Provenance:
Gifted by Gino Sarfatti to a close friend at the time of production;
Private Collection, Europe.

'Inga' Table Lamp

History:
Originally designed as a wooden sculpture by the Constructivist artist Aleksandr Rodtjenko in 1929 for the “Café Pittoresque” in Moscow and the stage play “Inga” by Anatolii Glebov for the Theater of the Revolution. 

Exhibited:
Heinrich Neuy Bauhaus-Museum,Steinfurt, Germany: 'Die Avantgarde in Osteuropa', 2 June - 15 September, 2019.

Literature:
Khan-Magomedov, Selim Omarovich, 'Aleksandr Rodchenko: The Complete Works', MIT Press Edition (USA) 1987, p.196.

Fontana Arte

Model no. E63, designed in 1963.
Metal. Adjustable shade.

'Ruspa' Table Lamp

Herman Bergmans Fud.

Cast patinated bronze, decoration in high relief.
Inscribed with artists initials, and foundry stamp to the underside.

Lamp Base

Norrmark Handicraft

Teak, brass, fabric shade
Branded 'GARDBERG' to base.

Another example available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/table-lamp-2204032" target="_blank"> 2204032</a>.

Valaistustyö

Model no. A704
Painted metal, painted brass, leather.
Stamped with model number to inner shade.

Another examples available, both in white and black.

Model no. 5066.
Wood, brass, fabric shade.

Arredoluce

Model no. 12291.
Painted metal, brass, frosted glass. 
Shades adjust to reveal frosted glass shade beneath. 
Manufacturer's label to the underside.

Pair of 'Stelline' Table Lamps

Literature: 
Pansera, Anty, Padoan, Alessandra, Palmaghini, Alessandro, 'Arredoluce, Catalogue Ragionato, 1943-1987´, Silvana Editoriale (Italy) 2018, p.121, 280.
Aloi, Roberto, 'L’arredamento Moderno', Hoepli (Milan) 152, p.228.

Model no. 597, designed in 1961.
Aluminium, nylon.
Manufacturer's label to the base.

Literature:
Gramigna, Giuliana, 'Repertorio del Design Italiano 1950-2000 per L'Arredamento Domestico', Umberto Allemandi (Italy) 2003, p.91.

Copper frame with tinted moulded glass decorated with animals and figures.
Marked ANF 548.

Two Table Lamps

Royal Copenhagen

'Sung' glazed stoneware, decoration in relief, silk.
Manufacturers mark to the underside. Signed by the artist to the underside: 'SALTO'.

Provenance:
C.C. Thomsen, Mrs. Esther Thomsen;
Thence by Descent.

History:
In 1932, the Danish textile manufacturer C.C. Thomsen and his wife, Mrs. Ester Thomsen, had their new home built at Bernsdorffsvej in Gentofte, north of Copenhagen. Arne Jacobsen, one of the young, pioneering architects of the time, was commissioned to design the villa. The couple selected the furniture with care, and an eye for Danish architecture and decorative arts. Their collection of ceramic works by Axel Salto were acquired from the 1930s to the 1950s.  

Literature:
Bruhn, Susanne, Wirnfeldt, Pia, 'Axel Salto: Master of Stoneware', exh. cat. CLAY - Keramikmuseum (Denmark) 2017, p.183, cat. no. 332.

Model no. D 60.
Patinated 'Disko' metal, with fabric shade.
Impressed with manufacturer's mark to base.

Venini

Model no. 4040
Opalino glass with broad canes.

Large 'Mushroom' Table Lamp

Yellow opaline glass, lattimo glass, brass, with fabric shade.

Asea

Model no. E1287.
Teak, brass, fabric shade.
Manufacturer's stamp and model number impressed to the underside.

Gustavsberg Studio

Ceramic with hare fur glaze, fabric shade.
Manufacturer's marks, dated and signed by the artist to the inside.

Height: 23 cm
Height with shade: 45 cm