Early Model 306 Table/Wall Lamp, Kaare Klint, Le Klint, Denmark. 1940s. lighting it joins two moulded plywood

it joins two moulded plywood halves with well-matched teak veneer on the top and underside forming an organic leaf-like dish for the display of fruit

Both are held securely in place with hand built blackened steel mounting brackets featuring hook mounts to the reverse

These lamps are a pure expression of traditional craft combining several beautifully made elements

The question mark styled handle doubles as a hanging hook and stand for hands-free use

suitable for up or down-facing

Early Model 306 Table/Wall Lamp, Kaare Klint, Le Klint, Denmark. 1940s. lighting it joins two moulded plywoodA masterful, way ahead of its time piece of important Nordic design history this is the Model 306 'Versatile' lamp by the father of Danish Modernism, Kaare Klint. Produced by Danish firm Le Klint (founded by Kaare's brother, Tage) the 1945 design has been long sought after for the SAD Gallery collection. As the name suggests, the Model 306 is incredibly versatile, suitable as both a table and wall light. The heavy brass ball acts as the end of a