Organic Design oak table lamp, France. 1930s. Spring Sale! this piece painted with blue

this piece painted with blue stripes and finished with varnish to seal the timber from moisture

In fantastic condition for its age and fully functional in every aspect

Swedish Grace: a period of elegance

Originally presented to the Sheffield firm of Dixon and Sons as a design by Christopher Dresser (of which he sold them thirty seven ambitious blueprints) this 20th century reproduction - yet amazingly patinated - 'donut' footed teapot is one of the more recognisable from the range

Organic Design oak table lamp, France. 1930s. Spring Sale! this piece painted with blueCarved from one piece of solid oak, this playful little 1930s table lamp stands on three separate petite ball feet connecting a spherical body, stemming four delicate arms that extend to the lamp holder base. The style is typical of the Organic Design movement, this lamp likely carved by a particularly skilful craftsperson in France and quite possibly unique to the maker. Warm in tone, an oiled finish protects and reveals its grain running throughout