Showrooms
Pair of "Saga" lighting sconces, by Kay Kørbing, Ed. Lyfa, Denmark, circa 1960
-
Description
Pair of “Saga” sconces, designed by architect Kay Kørbing for Lyfa.
The base is in polished brass, the shade support in black lacquered brass and the shade in thick Orrefors glass.
They can be positioned either with the glass shade facing downwards or upwards. The perforated back diffuses light beautifully.
Story
Lyfa is a Danish design lighting company founded in 1903.
In the 1950s, Lyfa established an international reputation for original, high-quality modernist lamps. In the post-war period, the company collaborated with renowned architects and designers to produce minimalist, sculptural pieces. He was considered a pioneer of innovative architectural lighting. - More Information
- Dimensions
Message from Seller:
Catherine Canavese is an expert from the "Compagnie Nationale des Experts." She is an astute antique dealer and offers to connoisseurs, dealers and private customers a curated selection of objects, furniture, sculptures, lamps and decorative elements of the XIXth up to the XXIth century, all original and of the best quality. The gallery has been in operation since 2001.
More Listings from Galerie Canavèse View all 399 listings
-
Small lighting sconces, Croatia, circa 1970
-
Lamp in brass and agate slice, by Willy Daro, Brussels, Belgium, circa 1970
-
Resin obelisk with inclusions by Pierre Giraudon, Paris, France, circa 1970
-
Pair of ceramic lamps, France, circa 1970
-
Engraved glass vase, Edition Orrefors, Sweden, circa 1950
-
Large bamboo enfilade, in the style of Audoux-Minnet, France, circa 1960
-
Large cast iron garden vase, France, circa 1820 / 1830
-
"Pinapple" lamp base Italy, circa 1980
-
"Pinapple" lamp base Italy, circa 1980
-
Swinging floor lamp with pendulum, Edition Maison Lunel, France, circa 1950
-
“The Washerwomen”, oil on panel, by Otto Flecken, Germany, 1922
-
Pair of ceramic sconces Paris, France, circa 1970
-
Large "deer" bowl, Italy, circa 1970
-
Pair of SF116 “Teckel” armchairs by Michel Mortier Ed.Steiner, France circa 1963
