White Danish Minimalist Spring Table Lamp from Bell, 1980s

Used in the Danish Parliament (Amalienborg), The Danish Courts of Law, in the offices of Danish state Television and by lots of Architects this extremely versatile and fully adjustable table lamp with its characteristic spiral court has become an icon. It is very well-built with its cobra'esk solid aluminum shade made from one piece, its flexible goose-neck rod and its heavy steel base. The versatility is also represented by the light that can be adjusted up/down in strength. It was designed by the Danish Architect Asger Bay...

A stylized Saturn table light. Executed in handblown cased white opaline glass. Featuring an on/of switch to its cord. Manufactured in Murano, Italy during the 1970s. Measurements: H...

A small, simple yet elegant Table Lamp executed in brass and featuring a white frosted glass shade in mushroom shape. It was manufactured in Scandinavia during the 1970s in art deco ...

Organically shaped ceramic table light with a matté white glaze designed by Per Rehfeld and manufactured by Soholm in Denmark during the early 90s. Design number: 3491-1, stamped and...

Space age desk lamp with opaline glass shade. The base is made out of wood and has a white lacquer. The lamp requires an E14 lightbulb and currently has an EU-plug. Additional infor...

One of a kind large space age table lamp by with opaline glass shade by Woja Holland. The lamp has a metal base with white lacquer. The milk glass shade produces a magnificent light....

Brass construction chromed surface laquered shade and base, fitted with one E27 sockets. Made in Denmark n the 1970s.

This Modernist spring table lamp features a black steel cube with a chrome socket surrounded by a large chrome coil spring. It's unique and elegant simplicity is an exquisite exampl...