Big “1097” ceramic table lamp by Einar Johansen for Søholm / with jute shade / mid-century / Danish modern design / 1960s / 1970s

Name: Big “1097” ceramic table lamp by Einar Johansen for Søholm / with jute shade / mid-century / Danish modern design / 1960s / 1970s
SKU: #74322
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#74322

1960s–1970s Søholm, Bornholm, Denmark. Design: Einar Johansen (see E.J. stamp). Stoneware/ceramic. Model: “1097,” from the “Blue Series.” In the distinctive Einar Johansen combination: matte black surface contrasting with glossy blue glaze. With a refurbished, very high-quality jute lampshade. E27 socket made of Bakelite (110–250V, suitable for worldwide use), special textile cord approved for table lamps (approx. 2m), switch (design: Achille Castiglioni), and Euro plug. Overall dimensions: approx. 44 x 25 cm (height, diameter). Used item in very good condition. No defects. See photos. These are the original images of the items for sale. However, colors may vary slightly as they are displayed differently on various devices/screens.

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SKU: #74322 Category: Table lamps

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