Bumling Brass Floor Lamp by Anders Pehrson, 1968 rolling trayEarly version of Anders Pehrson's "Bumling" brass floor lamp. Manufactured by Atelj Lyktan, hus. Sweden, 1960s. This is an important & iconic design, with plastic rings under the brass shade to cleverly diffuse the light. Reminds me of a bucket hat! Lots of patina and marks, this lamp is perfectly imperfect and gives off wonderfully soft light. The Swedish word Bumling translates to boulder, and is used colloquially to describe things colossal or
Teak Tray 9
which is evident from his production
a city rich in ancient culture and traditional artistry
Made for Eric Ewers AB
25" W x 15
Newly upholstered in Thome Browne colorful wool woven fabric with purple twill piping
short stem is 11" Long Stem spans 21"
Arne Jacobsen has designed this modern teapot from Stelton's famous Cylinda collection
the owner of the Idman shade factory at Meritulli Square who was known to "have contacts
and place—an approach well suited to a commission honoring an industrial town shaped by paper
the bottom is antique white with a cool undertone and handsomely reflects the surrounding colors of the room
Purchased on a recent trip to Denmark