Large Ceramic Table Lamp

Wonderful ceramic table lamp from the 1960s. Extremely high-quality workmanship and very beautiful design. Exceptionally beautiful glaze. A very coz...

Very nice ceramic table lamp from the 1960s. Wonderful design and workmanship. The lamp with the hand-painted glaze is a real eye-catcher. The raffia lampshade creates a spectacular ...

Impressively beautiful ceramic table lamp from the 1960s. Extremely high-quality workmanship and very beautiful design. The plastic structure is a special detail. Condition: Very ...

Impressive beautiful Italian ceramic table lamp from the 1960s. Extremely high -quality workmanship and very nice design. The plastic structure is a special detail. Manufacturer: Societa Porcellane...

A large, sculptural, solid pine table lamp designed by Uno Kristiansson around 1966 and made by Luxus. The body of the design is turned pine wood. White acrylic diffuser sit atop th...

A sculptural table lamp, lamp foot in turned pine or beech wood, dark stained. Designed by Uno Kristiansson, for Luxus, Sweden, 1970s. Marked Luxus - made in Sweden. For E26/27 b...

A pair of sculptural table lamps. Lamp foots in turned pine wood, dark stained. Designed by Uno Kristiansson, for Luxus, Sweden, 1970s. Both are punchmarked Luxus - made in Sweden. For E26/27 bulbs. Work on 110v and on 220v. EU plug can be replaced by US plug for free if desired. New lampshades. Dimensions: diameter 13.78" / 10" (35cm / 25cm), height 10.2" (26cm). Swedish designers Uno & Östen Kristiansson, renowned for their lighting and mirror creations, left an indelible mark on the design world from the 1950s to the 1970s. Their distinctive Scandinavian modern style remains highly sought-after in vintage circles. Uno, born in 1925, and Östen, two years later in 1927, likely honed their craft in southern Sweden under the tutelage of their father, who operated Vittsjö Furniture, a business established in 1919. In 1950, Uno founded Luxus in Vittsjö, producing a diverse array of home products, including lamps, furniture, and mirrors, all designed by the brothers. Their collections gained acclaim nationally and internationally, with Luxus introducing a vibrant range of lamps in the 1960s, attributed to Finnish artist Marjatta Metsovaara. Östen presumably took over the family business in 1966, renaming it Östen Kristiansson AB. Though details on its operations are sparse, it likely continued the tradition of craftsmanship. Teak was a favored material for the Kristianssons, though they explored glass, leather, plastic, and acrylic in their designs. Notable creations include the Plafo Ceiling Lamp, UFO Lamp, Model 204 Hunting Chair, and minimalist mirrors reminiscent of Jacques Adnet’s Circulaire...

Beautiful designer ceramic vase - lamp base in various glazed brown earth tones and illuminated with an original white lampshade, 1970s.