Mid-Century Modern Swedish E1163 Table Lamp in Brass, 1940s

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A striking example of swedish modernist lighting design, this table lamp model e1163 was produced by the renowned manufacturer asea … Read more A striking example of swedish modernist lighting design, this table lamp model e1163 was produced by the renowned manufacturer asea belysning in the 1940s. Expertly crafted in solid brass, the lamp features a sculptural, flared cone-shaped shade, elegantly finished with a decorative cutout edge detail that softens the geometric form. The shade is supported by a stained beech pillar, which provides a beautiful contrast to the polished brass and adds to the lamp’s organic yet refined character. The lamp rests on a circular brass base with an integrated push-button switch. The adjustable shade allows for versatile use, making it equally suitable as a desk lamp, bedside light, or accent piece in a modern interior. With its minimalist lines and luxurious material palette, this lamp perfectly embodies scandinavian mid-century modern design, balancing simplicity with sculptural elegance. Pieces from asea belysning are highly sought after today, both for their craftsmanship and their timeless aesthetic. Asea, the swedish electrical company, was established as early as 1883, specializing in the production of electrical lights and generators. By the late 1940s, asea had acquired several rival companies, solidifying its position as one of sweden's premier manufacturers of light fixtures. Asea's stockholm drawing office was responsible for the development of numerous modernistic lamps, designed for both public spaces and domestic applications. The company collaborated with several renowned designers, including hans bergström and uno kristiansson, over the years. This piece has an attribution mark,
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