Pair of Midcentury Danish Glass Table Lamps, by Michael Bang for Holmegaard

Pair of Midcentury Danish Glass Table Lamps, by Michael Bang for HolmegaardAn extremely rare pair of solid blown glass table lamps, of the iconic Atlantic model, designed by Michael Bang for Holmegaard Glasvrk. Denmark, Copenhagen, 1978. Why we like it We love the clean, timeless look of these lamps, echoing the design of 17th century candlesticks, and their heavy, solid hand made quality. Design Designed by Michael Bang for Danish glass company Holmegaard. Model Atlantic, first introduced in 1978 and made until 1984. The

The design of these chairs is identical to a set of hall chairs

A very pretty wall mirror of rare small proportions

An interesting pair of mahogany 'Klismos' hall chairs of the Regency period

in Les laques du Japon

allude to Arcadia with their tablet backs

perfectly suitable for a quirky flat in town or for a countryside cottage

although he also worked with Duhamel du Monceau and Perrault

All three shell flower arrangements are contained within glass domes

A pair of cream and blue-japanned armchairs of the same pattern was sold anonymously Christie’s

The table was made by Christopher Newby of Lancaster

A fine quality low table on faux bamboo brass legs with paw feet and brass-galleried mahogany top

and in 1812 supplied related tables to Tatton Park