Ceiling Lamp in Brass and Fabric from Hans-Agne Jakobsson, 1950s

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The ceiling lamp model t 549, designed by hans-agne jakobsson and produced by his company hans-agne jakobsson ab in markaryd, … Read more The ceiling lamp model t 549, designed by hans-agne jakobsson and produced by his company hans-agne jakobsson ab in markaryd, sweden, during the 1950s, is a distinguished example of mid-century scandinavian lighting design. The lamp features a spherical shade crafted from its original pleated fabric, which softens and diffuses the emitted light, creating a warm, ambient glow. This fabric shade is supported by a brass suspension system, which has aged naturally over time, developing a rich patina that enhances the vintage character of the piece. Hans-agne jakobsson was a leading figure in swedish design, renowned for his innovative use of materials and techniques to manipulate light and atmosphere. His work from the 1950s, produced under his company founded in 1951, significantly influenced the aesthetic of scandinavian lighting, emphasizing soft illumination and functional elegance. The lamp remains in good vintage condition, showing typical signs of age and use. The brass components have developed a natural, warm patina, while the fabric shade retains its structural integrity and translucency, allowing it to maintain its signature soft, inviting light quality. The lamp measures 70 cm in diameter and height, with an overall suspension height of 160 cm. Additional information: material: brass, fabric color: beige, gold style: mid century, scandinavian modern producer: hans-agne jakobsson ab period: 1950s country: sweden dimensions: h: 70 / d: 70 overall height: h: 160 this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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up to 250v (europe/uk standard).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less