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The sparse, clean lines of Jo Hammerborg's Pisa, designed during the first years of his reign as head of design at top Danish lighting company Fog & Mørup, were a dramatic departure from the company's pre-Hammerborg styles and a powerful statement of Hammerborg's intention to transform the compa..
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Named for its resemblance to the famous leaning tower, Jo Hammerborg's Pisa is one of a series of cased glass lamps he designed in the 1960s. The series was produced jointly by Fog & Mørup and Holmgaard Kastrup glassworks, and Hammerborg, as head of design at Fog & Mørup, was closely involve..
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In strong, glossy laquered metal with a diameter of 20cm and a height of 19cm, Jo Hammerborg's Poker is a minimalist classic which looks as modern today as it did when it was produced in the early 1970s. This rich orange Poker is in good condition with small signs of age and previous use (see photos..
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The Semi was designed in 1967 by Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup and was one of Fog & Mørup's most enduringly popular lamps. This example is a rare version in brushed aluminium, created for the Norwegian market and  retaining its original Fog & Mørup label with the N symbol denoting i..
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US-born architect Peter Avondoglio was a professor at Denmark's Kunstakademiet when in 1973 his Contact lamp design was produced by Fog & Mørup. Made from lacquered aluminum, the Contact lamp is a dual-use table and wall lamp with a large push-button on/off switch which when turned also controls..
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Designed in 1967 by Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup and put into production by Fog & Mørup while the design duo were still students, the Semi proved to be an immensely popular light and remained in production for the rest of Fog & Mørup's existence and beyond. An article in a 1973 edition ..
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The Regent is an elegant table lamp designed by Jo Hammerborg in the mid-1960s and produced by top Danish lighting company Fog & Mørup. With its spun aluminium base and ebonised wood cap and foot together measuring 29 cm in height and 10 cm in diameter, the lamp comes with a brand new grey linen..
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One of the first lamps created by Jo Hammerborg when he joined Fog & Mørup as head of design in 1957, the Roulet is a typically high-quality F&M production made of solid copper. The middle rings and the bottom edge of the outer section are painted in the classic Hammerborg orange which is re..
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The Saturn was one of Jo Hammerborg's first designs when he took over as director of design at Fog & Mørup at the end of the 1950s and began the process of transforming the company's product lines, introducing a new modernist aesthetic that was strongly informed by his previous work as a silvers..
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Created by Fog & Mørup's head of design Jo Hammerborg at the start of the 1960s, the Saturn's uncompromisingly modern design with its concentric bands became a template that Hammerborg explored in many variations of proportion during his innovative 20-year incumbency at the prestigious..
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Designed by Jo Hammerborg and put into production by Fog & Mørup in the mid 1970s, the uncompromisingly cylindrical Sektor was described in a 1975 F&M catalogue as "a lamp of simple design with a central cone of light which produces a warm atmosphere". It is especially suitable for hanging o..
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Entitled Semi, this arc-shaped enamelled metal pendant light was designed by architects Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup in 1967 while the pair were still students at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, and subsequently put into production by prestigious Danish lighting company Fog & Morup. ..
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Designed in 1967 by Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup and put into production by Fog & Mørup while the design duo were still students, the Semi proved an immensely popular light. An article in a 1973 edition of Mobilia magazine described the process by which each Semi was hand-produced. “A flat,..
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Designed by Andreas Hansen, these three Falcon pendant lights are offered for sale as a set, and the price shown is for all three lamps together. They were produced by Fog & Mørup in the late 1960s in a striking combination of orange and a warm reddish-brown that lies somewhere on the spectrum b..
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The ultimate in 70s lounge style, Jo Hammerborg's mid-1970s Single pendant light is described in an October 1976 Fog & Mørup advert in the following terms: "Single, with its elegant and distinctive design, provides the perfect light over the dining table, for example – clear but gentle and witho..
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Tunika was one of Jo Hammerborg's earliest lamp designs, first appearing in a magazine advert in 1961, and was an early member of his Saturn series in which he explored a concentric cylindrical lamp form across a variety of proportions in height and width. The series was also an exercise in harnessi..
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Jo Hammerborg's early 1960s Vesuv came in two sizes, and here we have a rarely seen example of both sizes together, which we are offering as a single pair (the price displayed is for the pair). The larger of the pair measures 36 cm in height and 17.5 cm in diameter, while the smaller version measure..
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Andreas Hansen's Falcon was issued by top Danish lighting company Fog & Mørup in several different editions through the 1960s, this example being a mid-1960s edition in a colourway that was described as light grey but which is essentially white with an extremely subtle and almost indistinguishab..
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US-born architect Peter Avondoglio was a professor at Denmark's Kunstakademiet when in 1973 his Contact lamp design was produced by Fog & Mørup. Made from lacquered aluminum, the Contact lamp is a dual-use table and wall lamp with a large push-button on/off switch which when turned also controls..
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In the mid-1970s Danish lighting company Fog & Mørup collaborated with Arabia of Finland to produce a range of high-quality enamelled steel kitchenware and pendant lights adapted from Kaj Franck's Finel range. The lights were produced in two sizes, with form by Kaj Franck and decoration by Arabi..
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In 1969 four Fog & Mørup light models – Andreas Hansen’s Falcon and Jo Hammerborg’s Juno, Equator and Zone – were brought together in vibrant new red, yellow, blue and white versions to form the Regnbue Linie (Rainbow Line) series, the conical Zone being the only lamp in the series that hadn't b..
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