An exceptionally rare wall lamp designed by hans-agne jakobsson and produced by hans-agne jakobsson ab, markaryd, sweden, during the 1950s. this beautifully composed design showcases jakobsson's remarkable ability to combine warm natural materials with carefully controlled light. A sculptural solid teak arm projects elegantly from a distinctive copper wall plate, supporting a striking cylindrical shade finished in its original deep blue enamel. suspended within the outer shade is an opaline glass diffuser, supported by three finely crafted brass rods. This sophisticated double-shade construction softens and disperses the light while concealing the bulb, producing the warm, glare-free illumination that became the hallmark of jakobsson's lighting. the harmonious combination of teak, copper, brass, enamel and opaline glass demonstrates the designer's exceptional sensitivity to materials and proportion. The lamp retains its original inline switch and generous 230 cm electrical cord, making it suitable for use as a bedside reading lamp, architectural wall light or statement accent within both modern and period interiors. examples of this model are seldom encountered and represent one of the more unusual designs from hans-agne jakobsson's early production. materials original blue enamelled aluminium outer shade hand-blown opaline glass inner diffuser solid brass support rods solid teak arm copper wall mounting plate original fittings and inline switch dimensions height: 44 cm width: 40 cm shade diameter: 14 cm cord length: 230 cm electrical 1 × e27 bulb 110–240v led compatible original inline switch fully tested and in excellent working order condition very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and careful use. The original enamel finish is well preserved, the teak has developed a rich natural patina, and the opaline glass remains free from chips or cracks. Fully functional and ready for installation. details designer: hans-agne jakobsson manufacturer: hans-agne jakobsson ab, markaryd country of origin: sweden production period: 1950s materials: teak, copper, brass, enamelled aluminium, opaline glass colour: blue, white, brass, copper and natural teak style: scandinavian modern | swedish modern | mid-century modern about hans-agne jakobsson hans-agne jakobsson (1919–2009) ranks among the most influential scandinavian lighting designers of the twentieth century. After training as a carpenter and architect, he established hans-agne jakobsson ab in markaryd, sweden, in 1951. His designs are celebrated for their warm, atmospheric illumination and masterful use of natural materials including brass, copper, teak, wood veneer and opaline glass. Rejecting harsh direct light, jakobsson developed layered shades and diffusers that produced a soft, inviting glow, making his work highly sought after by collectors worldwide. about hans-agne jakobsson ab founded in markaryd in southern sweden, the company quickly established an international reputation for producing lighting of exceptional quality and craftsmanship. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, its lamps were exported worldwide and became synonymous with scandinavian modern design. Today, original early hans-agne jakobsson pieces—particularly uncommon models combining teak, copper and coloured enamel—are increasingly difficult to acquire and continue to appreciate among collectors. an outstanding and seldom-seen example of hans-agne jakobsson's early work, this lamp beautifully illustrates his philosophy of combining natural materials with carefully controlled, atmospheric light. Both sculptural and highly functional, it is an exceptional piece of swedish mid-century lighting. This piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, european plug (up to 250v).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.