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Listings / Furniture / Lighting / Floor Lamps
Antti Hakkarainen Wrought Iron Floor Lamp, Mid- 20th Century
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Description
This iron beauty is designed by Finnish designer Antti Hakkarainen and manufactured by Taidetakomo Hakkarainen. It has a decorated iron structure with leaf motifs and hanging ornaments, three curved legs and two light sources with a lightswitch in the middle. It has a beautiful patina all over the surface. The stem of the lamp features an extension mechanism. The details of the lamp are quite simple yet very elegant and timeless, in a sense that they suit current design trends easily. The shade has been changed, and the height of the stem is also adjustable.
Antti Hakkarainen was a master metal worker and designer and he had his own prominent company Taidetakomo Hakkarainen Oy. It was one of the main competitors to Taito and later for Idman and Orno, especially in domestic lighting although they did a few public projects. The company had a range of top Finnish designers working and commissioning lamps and other furniture there. -
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Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Notes: This lamp wasdesigned by Antti Hakkarainen and manufactured by his company Taidetakomo Hakkarianen in the 1950s in Finland. Origin: Finland Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Iron and fabric. Condition: Good. The overall impression is good with a nice vintage patina. Signs of wear and use consistent with age. Creation Date: 1950s Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century, Scandinavian Modern Incollect Reference #: 775000 -
Dimensions
W. 22.83 in; H. 64.96 in; D. 13.78 in; W. 58 cm; H. 165 cm; D. 35 cm;
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Haddadin Design, located in Helsinki, Finland, offers a curated collection of premium Finnish and Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design, specializing in iconic works by renowned designers such as Paavo Tynell and Alvar Aalto. We are dedicated to providing exceptional customer experiences, authenticity, and high-quality service, ensuring each purchase is a meaningful and enjoyable journey. For inquiries, reach us at +358 505552865 or faris@haddadin.fi
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