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Designed by architect Bent Karlby and produced by Lyfa in the late 1960s, the Kvadrille is a Danish art lamp that can be hung on a wall or displayed freestanding on a table or shelf. Measuring 25 cm square with a depth of 11 cm, it is an artwork as much as a lighting fixture – an interesting sculptu..
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This high-quality 1950s pendant lighting fixture was produced by Danish lighting company Lyfa and is attributed to Bent Karlby, who created other similar designs for the company. The slotted matte avocado green shade concentrates the light from the white opal glass body in a downward direction while..
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Like many of Bent Karlby's designs of this period, the Påfugl is an artwork at least as much as it is a lighting fixture – indeed, the original advertising described it as a relief in a reference to its sculptural qualities. Measuring 27cm in diameter with a projection of 11cm, the Påfugl comprises ..
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As much an artwork as a lighting fixture, Bent Karlby's Pan-Opticon is one of several Pan-themed lights he designed for Lyfa in the late 1960s. We have two blue Pan-Opticons which we are offering for sale together as a pair (the price shown is for both). Measuring 60 cm long, 5 cm wide and 8 cm deep..
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Philosopher, poet, mathematician and designer Piet Hein is perhaps best known today for his invention of the superelipse, an oval shape originally conceived to solve Copenhagen's traffic congestion but later applied to a range of design problems including the famous superelipse table which maximises..
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Designed by Louis Weisdorf in 1963 and produced by Lyfa from 1966, the Facet pendant light is constructed from 18 identical metal strips, gold on the outside and alternately rich orange and yellow ochre inside, interlocked to form a cylinder. Light emerges through gaps between the overlapping strips..
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Danish architect Fritz Schlegel designed this bell-shaped light for Lyfa, called the P295, but better known as the Schlegel-lampe, in 1938. It remained in production for more than four decades. This example, in brass, can be dated with precision to the late 1970s shortly after Lyfa merged with Fog &..
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The Seks-Tre-Pendel (the Six-Three-Pendant in English) was designed by Danish architect Ole Panton, the brother of Verner, and is named for its geometric form constructed from three hexagons. An April 1969 advert identifies the Seks-Tre-Pendel as a LYFALUX-SERIES production, a branding reserved by L..
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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 and was one of just a handful of Fog & Mørup designs that continued in production after the company was taken over..
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Pantre (Three-Pan in English) is one of several panpipe-themed lights Danish architect-designer Bent Karlby created for Lyfa in the late 1960s, and as with its wall-mounted sibling the Pan-Opticon, the Pantre's three shiny aluminium bulb-concealing covers can be slid up and down to change the qualit..
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This stunning wall light was produced by Lyfa in the 1950s and is in excellent vintage condition with no damage to the white cased glass shade or the black slatted skirt. There is generalised patination to the brass frame commensurate with its age. Measuring 28 cm in height overall and 15 cm in diam..
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