Showrooms
Greta Von Nessen Adjustable Swing Arm Wall Lamp
-
Description
Rare Greta Von Nessen NS945 wall arm lamp designed in 1950 for Von Nessen Studio lighting.
A very talented designer she headed Nessen Studio after her husband, Walter passed away in Wiscasset, Maine in 1943. and oversaw its transition to Nessen Lighting in 1951
This lamp has an adjustable chrome locking collar that allows the lamp to swing 180 degrees and a vertical adjustment of 24".
The lamp is a light grey baked enamel shade on an L-shaped satin chrome tube attached to a cherrywood support.
Rare lamp in good original condition. -
More Information
Origin: United States, New York Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Excellent. Excellent original condition. Creation Date: 1950 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Incollect Reference #: 239356 -
Dimensions
H. 41 in; Diam. 6.75 in; H. 104.14 cm; Diam. 17.15 cm;
Sold
More Listings from Appleton View all 199 listings
-
American Art Deco Streamline Mahogany Dresser by Modernage, N.Y., 1930s
-
Studio Crafted Spider Leg Oval Writing Desk, 1970s
-
Paul Evans Round Slate Top Occasional Table1960s
-
George Nakashima "Origins" Widdicomb Walnut Tall Chest Dresser 1962
-
Arden Riddle Studio Craft Unique Storage Cabinet Solid Cherry 1966
-
Warren McArthur Round Desk Chair Style No. 1083 AU Rome New York 1933/35
-
Profile of A Clown Georges Rouault Interpreted As A Ceramic Mosaic Panel C. 1955
-
End Table Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage Henredon Mahogany, 1955
-
Studio Craft Table Base of Cast Iron Gears and Rr Spikes Welded 1970s
-
George Nakashima Extendable Walnut Dining Table Model 277 for Widdicomb, 1959
-
John Hutton Rush Rattan Lounge Chair Merbau Coastal Line Donghia 1995
-
Henredon Seven-Drawer Dresser Olive Burl Scene Two, circa 1970
-
Mesa Table In The Style of Robsjohn-Gibbings c. 1960
-
Edward Wormley Sideboard Japanese Elm Dunbar, circa 1952
