Pair of Mid-Century Polished Nickel & Ebonized Walnut Table Lamps by Tony Paul

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This exceptional pair of Mid-Century Modern table lamps, designed by Tony Paul for Westwood Industries, showcases the harmonious blend of … Read more This exceptional pair of Mid-Century Modern table lamps, designed by Tony Paul for Westwood Industries, showcases the harmonious blend of polished nickel and ebonized walnut that defined the sophisticated aesthetic of the era. Created circa 1950, these lamps exemplify the clean lines, geometric forms, and impeccable craftsmanship associated with Tony Paul's esteemed designs. The polished nickel accents provide a sleek and contemporary edge, amplifying the luminous quality of the materials, while the ebonized walnut offers a rich, textural contrast that adds depth and warmth to the overall composition.

Designed to embody both form and function, these lamps not only serve as sculptural elements within a space but also provide versatile, ambient lighting suitable for a wide array of interior styles. The pairing of the refined metal finish and the richly toned wood illustrates the designer's ability to balance modernity with timeless natural materials, making these lamps a standout example of American Mid-Century Modern design. With their impeccable proportions and understated elegance, the pair remains in excellent vintage condition, ready to elevate any living room, bedroom, or office space with a touch of classic sophistication and restrained luxury. Perfect for collectors of Tony Paul’s work or anyone seeking iconic mid-century design, these lamps are an investment in enduring refinement and artistry. Newly rewired to American Standards and fitted with custom gallery shades, these lamps accommodate one edison base bulb each achieving up to 100 watts of light each. In Mint Restored Condition.

American, Circa 1950

Dimensions:

Height: 40 in (101.6 cm) x Diameter of Shade: 16 in (40.64 cm) - Diameter of Base: 7"

Creator: Westwood Industries (Maker), Tony Paul (Designer) See less