Vintage Lamps

The famous praying mantis lamp is a French design by Jean Rispal from 1950. This lamp, also known as the 'mante religieuse' lamp, is inspired by the shapes of a praying mantis.

The stand is made of walnut and the lampshade is made of pleated rhodoid. E

The famous praying mantis lamp is a French design by Jean Rispal from 1950. This lamp, also known as the 'mante religieuse' lamp, is inspired by the shapes of a praying mantis.

The stand is made of walnut and the lampshade is made of pleated rhodoid. E

The famous praying mantis lamp is a French design by Jean Rispal from 1950. This lamp, also known as the 'mante religieuse' lamp, is inspired by the shapes of a praying mantis.

The stand is made of walnut and the lampshade is made of pleated rhodoid. E

The fishing pole lamp is a Danish design by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen from the 1950s. The stand with a metal base is made of teak and has copper connectors. As 'the catch of the day', the shades of the 'fishing pole' lamp are different in shape and size. I

Fiberglass Rocket lamp

This Space Age Rocket floor lamp was made by Novoplast in the Czech Republic in the late 1950s or 1960s. It has a cool design with a salmon pink fiberglass lampshade and a teak tripod base.

Italian vintage lamp

This floor lamp with rattan shade is an Italian design from the 60s. The shade is adjustable and the lamp has a beautiful brass base.

Dimensions: h 135 x w 30 x d 35 cm

Hans Agne Jakobsson
Great 50's tablelamp for Markaryd.
With lable "Made in Sweden'.

This is a very rare vintage 'Harp' lamp of the French company Rispal- with beautiful shapes. Designed in 1950. The lamp shades and wire are once renewed.

Rare "ebonized" version of the famous "Mante Religieuse" floor lamp with original shade in soft pink. The lamp is inspired by an insect, the 'praying mantis', hence the name. Matches perfectly with the "ebonized" Harp Chair by Jorgen Hovelskov. Rispal is

A vintage lamp made of rope. Attributed to Hans Agne Jacobson, AB Ellyselt, -/+ 1965, Markaryd