Table lamp

This rare table lamp, produced in the 1970s by Möllers Armatur in Eskilstuna, Sweden, presents a refined interplay of geometric form and material contrast typical of late modernist Scandinavian lighting design. Though the designer remains unidentified, the lamp reflects the era’s emphasis on clean lines, functional clarity, and the use of durable, industrially processed materials to achieve both aesthetic appeal and performance.

The lamp features a cylindrical base in polished brass, providing both stability and a warm, reflective metallic surface. The base transitions seamlessly into brass support fittings that hold a dome-shaped shade made from white molded plastic. This shade, with its smooth curvature, provides soft, evenly diffused light, well-suited for ambient or accent illumination. The combination of metal and plastic reflects the 1970s movement toward combining traditional and modern materials in ways that were both practical and visually effective.

The white plastic is robust and retains a clean, satin-like finish that complements the brightness of the emitted light. The brass components exhibit minor surface patina and signs of use consistent with the lamp’s age, lending it an authentic vintage character without compromising its overall condition. The lamp maintains full functionality and structural integrity.

Möllers Armatur, based in Eskilstuna, was known for producing quality lighting fixtures during the mid to late 20th century. The firm’s work often balanced industrial processes with a design sensitivity suited for domestic and professional interiors.

The dimensions of the lamp are 27 cm in diameter and 36 cm in height, corresponding to approximately 10.6 inches in diameter and 14.2 inches in height.