Mid century pendant lamp in white lacquered aluminium by Carl Thore for Granhaga Metall, Sweden 1970s

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About this vintage design furniture

This is a classic pendant light by Carl Thore for Granhaga Metallindustri, Sweden 1970s. White lacquered aluminium with a chrome reflector ring painted orange inside so that it spreads an orange glow around the centre of the light. Some scratches and marks consistent with time and reflected in the price. Bottom, anti glare, plastic grid is intact. It takes a standard E27 lightbulb. The real name of the designer known as Carl Thore was Sigurd Lindkvist, and he was born in 1916 in Åmal in Sweden’s Dalsland. After working for a lighting firm called Luko, in 1961 Lindkvist joined Granhaga Metallindustri, for whom he designed lights and was also head of sales, remaining with the company until he retired in around 1981. Lindkvist adopted the pseudonym Carl Thore for his Granhaga light designs on the spur of the moment when he was presenting the lights to a client who asked the identity of the designer. “Carl Thore,” Lindkvist blurted out, these being his two middle names.

Reference : 192245

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Features

Length
40 cm
Height
20 cm
Depth
40 cm
Designer
Carl THORE
Condition
Good
Period
1970s
Origin
Sweden
Colour
White
Main material
Metal
Other material
Plastic

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  • Shipped from : France
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About the designer

Carl THORE

Carl THORE was a Swedish designer born in 1917 and died in 2007. He is best known for his glass lighting designs, notably for Flygsfors Glasbruk, for whom he worked from 1947 to 1959.

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