230400,00 €
Rarely on offer, a commissioned set of four Paavo Tynell wall lamps from their original location in the Toijala region in Finland. This set of wall lights was designed specifically for the Akaa Congregation’s main hall. The perforated brass hourglass-shaped sconces are a unique version of the rare 6204 model. Representing Paavo Tynell’s iconic style and golden era, these mid-century lamps from the early 1950s provide both lighting solutions and aesthetic appeal, thanks to their up-down lighting and perforations that create an enchanting ambience.
In their full original condition, these lamps remained in the same location since their installation in the 1950s. Each piece has multiple stamps by the manufacturer Taito. Crafted entirety from brass these lamps showcase Tynell’s exceptional talent & the engineering precision needed to create custom made light fixtures. The intricate perforations allow light to shine beautifully in all directions creating a captivating play of light.
Also, please refer to the copy of the original drawing for this design from the Paavo Tynell archives at the Design and Architectural Museum, Helsinki. The “4 kpl” text indicates that 4 of this version wall scones were made, meaning most definitely they are also uniques.
20x17x55 cm
| Authenticity Certificate | Available upon request |
|---|---|
| Condition Report | Available upon request |
| Insured Shipping | Available |
| Mid-Century Modern | Of the period |
| Scandinavian Modern | Of the period |
| One of a kind | This piece is unique |
| Provenance | Ample provenance |
| Stamped | Features a manufacturers stamp |
