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Finished on all four sides so ready for use as a wall hanging or table cover, this luxurious textile was purchased in Denmark and measures 113 cm in width and a whopping 276 cm in length. The photo only shows 90% of the length as we couldn't fit it all in – there's another full row of pattern below ..
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Brand: Fog & Mørup
A 1960s collaboration between Denmark's most prestigious glassworks, Holmegaard, and Fog & Mørup, the Kreta was designed by Holmegaard's head of design Jacob E Bang. The Kreta's glass was hand-blown at the glassworks in several colours, this example being olive green with white casing and in exc..
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Brand: Torben Ørskov
Kristian Vedel's Gourmet eggcups were part of a melamine tableware range he designed for Danish luxury goods manufacturer Torben Ørskov in the early 1960s. Continuing the architect's investigations into the qualities and properties of the revolutionary new plastic melamine that began with his stacka..
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Brand: Torben Ørskov
Kristian Vedel designed his stackable melamine dishes in 1953 as an exploration of the structural and textural effects that could be achieved with the then revolutionary new material melamine. While the exterior surfaces of the dishes have a dry, matte surface resembling spun or brushed aluminium, t..
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Brand: Torben Ørskov
Kristian Vedel designed his stackable melamine dishes in 1953 as an exploration of the structural and textural effects that could be achieved with the then revolutionary new material melamine. While the exterior surfaces of the dishes have a dry, matte surface resembling spun or brushed aluminium, t..
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Brand: Torben Ørskov
Kristian Vedel designed his stackable melamine dishes in 1953 as an exploration of the structural and textural effects that could be achieved with the then revolutionary new material melamine. While the exterior surfaces of the dishes have a dry, matte surface resembling spun or brushed aluminium, t..
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Brand: Torben Ørskov
Kristian Vedel designed his stackable melamine dishes in 1953 as an exploration of the structural and textural effects that could be achieved with the then revolutionary new material melamine. While the exterior surfaces of the dishes have a dry, matte surface resembling spun or brushed aluminium, t..
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Brand: Fog & Mørup
One of Jo Hammerborg’s earliest (pre-1961) designs for Fog & Mørup, the Kubus is also amongst the most rarely seen Hammerborg creation. Measuring 22 cm in height with a diameter of 12 cm, it is a small lamp with an extremely robust construction, made from three open-ended strong steel cubes moun..
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Brand: Lyfa
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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Brand: Fog & Mørup
Designed in the mid 1970s by Jo Hammerborg, the Lakaj has a diameter of 34 cm and a height of 25 cm. This example, with interior shades in avocado and outer layer in forest green, is in excellent condition with only minor signs of previous use. ..
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Brand: Fog & Mørup
Designed by Jo Hammerborg and produced in the mid 1970s by luxury Danish lighting company Fog & Mørup, the Lakaj is a robust and versatile pendant light providing glare-free illumination with a localised focus, so is ideal for use over a table or desk. These two examples, offered for sale as a p..
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This vintage 1960s/70s bubble/ball lamp can be used freestanding on a desk, table or bedside or can be fixed to the wall for use as a wall lamp or spotlight by inserting two screws (not supplied) into the holes in the base provided for that purpose. The lamp retains its original chunky on/off switch..
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Purchased in Sweden, this large single curtain has a drop of 193 cm and measures 300 cm in width (it is folded in half widthways in the full-view images so shows just half the width). The abstract design is printed in nature-based colours of sea and sky blues and moss green on a soft white backgroun..
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The ceramic artist responsible for this large and vibrantly coloured earthenware wall art panel is unknown, but the art nouveau revival style of the design together with the psychedelic colouring of the high-gloss enamel glazes suggests that it was produced in the late 1960s or early 1970s. Mea..
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An exceptional example – in terms of both quality and size – of 1960s Italian lava pottery. Standing a fraction under 24cm tall and with a diameter of 8.5cm, this is considerably larger than most vases and other ceramic items from this period and style, and the hand-painted high-gloss 60s girl desig..
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Standing 29cm (11.4 inches) tall, this is an unusually large example of the lava-glazed studio pottery produced in Italy and San Marino in the late 1950s and 1960s. Also unusually, the lava glaze in this example is black and does not have the frothy white overcoat commonly seen in the genre. Classic..
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This single curtain features a large and bold design of wild flowers in warm reddish browns on a white background. Purchased in Sweden, the curtain measures 110 x 241 cm. The slubbed fabric is linen or a linen-viscose mix and is in excellent condition. The curtain's header tape needs restringing, an..
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Brand: Nordisk Solar Compagni
Danish architect Sven Middelboe was a key figure at Nordisk Solar Compagni during the heyday of the company's domestic lighting production, and many of his lights were featured in international design publications such as Studio Magazine. His best-known light design today is the Verona, widely ..
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This large, high-quality pendant light was made in Denmark by Top Lamper in the 1970s. The lamp is made of ivory white powder-coated steel and is therefore very strong with a high resistance to bends and dents, which is partly why it remains in such excellent condition today with no damage and very ..
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In the late 1960s Danish artist and lighting designer Claus Bolby began producing a range of unique and distinctive lights from acrylic resin strips, melting them together to create reliefs that resembled the forms seen in his paintings of the same period. He also introduced bubbles into the strips,..
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The epitome of late 1960's–early 1970's style for the Jackie-reading, Fab 208-listening teenager, this funky retro vintage satchel-style hairdryer by Philips captures both the futuristic space-age and psychedelic flower power aesthetics of the period. Its avocado green plastic case measures approxim..
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These nine tablemats date from the late 1960s and are offered together as a single set. They are in good condition with signs of previous use and are clearly a hand-made, home-made production, with sizes, shapes and stitching all differing slightly across the set of nine. The fabric is a good-qualit..
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A set of three vintage kitchen utensils in bright lemon yellow melamine in excellent condition with little to no sign of previous use. A later colour addition to the Rosti range, these utensils were produced in the late 1970s or early 1980s by Rosti of Denmark for themselves and on behalf of German ..
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Brand: Fog & Mørup
Offered for sale as a spare part, this is the purple top-layer glass shade of a Senior table lamp designed by Jo Hammerborg and produced by Fog & Mørup in the 1960s. It is in excellent condition with two chips (see photos) – one to the central rim which is completely concealed by the cap when in..
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