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Hans Bergström Pendant, Denmark 1950s stitching Pehrson was invited to propose

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Pehrson was invited to propose a lighting concept for the 1972 Munich Olympic Games

In the mid-20th century

Finland House became the place to be in the late 1940s - mid-50s: part shop

who brilliantly lives up to his motto "give joy to the people"

This is a rare find that includes the cigarette and/or spliff/incense holder

Hans Bergström Pendant, Denmark 1950s stitching Pehrson was invited to proposeHans Bergstrm, Sweden's first "lighting architect" created this beautifully shaped white glass pendant with an extended brass stem. Significant work of modern design, this model '112' lamp was made by atelj Lyktan in hus, 1950's. Diameter approx. 17. 75", height 51" Minor wear, some marks to brass canopy. Hans Bergstrm (Sweden, 1910 1996): In 1942, together with his wife Verna, Bergstrom funded atelj Lyktan, a company dedicated to designing and

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