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Danish Modern LA
5448 E. Olympic Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90022 , United States
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Tony Paul Sculpted Brass & Walnut Table Lamps for Westwood Industries
$ 2,450
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Description
This pair of Tony Paul sculpted brass and walnut table lamps for Westwood Industries epitomizes the elegant fusion of mid-century modern design with refined materiality. Each lamp features a rich walnut base with sculptural form and warm brass accents that create a striking interplay between organic wood tones and polished metal. The proportions are thoughtful and balanced, giving the lamps a grounded presence while the brass elements catch and reflect light with subtle sophistication. Designed to be both functional and decorative, they provide soft ambient lighting that enhances interiors ranging from classic modern to contemporary eclectic. Newly refinished, newly rewired, and fitted with custom linen shades, these lamps combine vintage character with updated functionality and beauty.
Fun Historical Fact
In the mid-20th century, designers like Tony Paul were part of a generation that sought to blur the line between furniture and fine art, giving everyday objects a sense of sculptural integrity. Paul’s work with Westwood Industries embraced natural materials like walnut and juxtaposed them with sleek brass and metal elements, reflecting the period’s emphasis on contrasting textures. During the 1960s and ’70s, lighting design became an important component of interior architecture — not just a necessity but a statement of style and sophistication. Today, original Paul designs are celebrated for their bold expressions and ability to harmonize with both vintage and contemporary spaces.
34in H x 5in W x 5in D
Lamp Shade: 11in H x 15.25in W -
More Information
Documentation: Documented elsewhere (exact item) Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Walnut Wood, Brass, New Custom Linen Shades Condition: Good. Newly Refinished, Newly Rewired, New Custom Linen Shades Creation Date: 1950 Number of Pieces: 2-3 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: 10269 Incollect Reference #: 842141 -
Dimensions
W. 5 in; H. 34 in; D. 5 in; W. 12.7 cm; H. 86.36 cm; D. 12.7 cm;
Message from Seller:
OUR MISSION We are a company that offers solutions to furnishing a comfortable, elegant and unique environment by resurrecting the aesthetic of authentic Mid-Century Modern design. Our mission is to distribute our product around the world while gladly fulfilling requests of our distinguished clients with the support of our dedicated team.
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