Additional information
| Dimensions | 18 × 27 × 46 cm |
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| Authenticity Certificate | Available upon request |
| Condition Report | Available upon request |
| Stamped | Features a manufacturers stamp |
5280,00 €
A striking and poetic pairing, this rare set of Mid-Century Modern table lamps by Greta Lisa Jäderholm embodies a refined balance between sculptural form and decorative softness. Executed in warm, polished brass, each lamp features a clean, architectural silhouette with twin arms rising gracefully from a circular base, an elegant nod to Scandinavian modernism with subtle echoes of continental design influences. The brass has developed a gentle, time-earned patina that enhances its depth and character without detracting from its luminous presence.
What sets this pair apart is the survival of their original shades, an exceptional rarity. Each shade is adorned with painterly floral motifs in soft, sun-washed tones, creating a delicate contrast against the structured metal base. The patterns evoke a romantic, almost textile-like sensibility, reminiscent of hand-printed fabrics and mid-century decorative arts. The shades diffuse light beautifully, casting a warm, ambient glow that enhances their intimate, atmospheric appeal.
Both lamps are stamped to the underside, confirming their authenticity, and remain in a well-preserved, original condition. Finding a single example with its original shade is uncommon; discovering a true pair such as this is exceedingly rare. Their harmonious blend of form and ornament makes them ideal for collectors and designers seeking a distinctive statement, equally suited for a refined bedside arrangement, a curated living space, or an eclectic interior layered with character.
Greta Lisa Jäderholm (Snellman) 1894-1963 was a Finnish Swedish designer active during the mid-20th century, known for her sensitivity to material and form. Her work reflects the core tenets of Scandinavian design; simplicity, functionality, and a quiet elegance, while often incorporating subtle decorative elements that soften and humanize modernist lines. Though not as widely documented as some of her contemporaries, Jäderholm’s designs are increasingly appreciated for their individuality and craftsmanship, with surviving examples such as this pair offering a rare glimpse into her refined artistic vision.
| Dimensions | 18 × 27 × 46 cm |
|---|---|
| Authenticity Certificate | Available upon request |
| Condition Report | Available upon request |
| Stamped | Features a manufacturers stamp |