TONY PAUL BRASS AND WALNUT TABLE LAMP FOR WESTWOOD INDUSTRIES (1950s) ART011 rising from either a placid

rising from either a placid body of water or a stony flatland

Width (cm) – 11

500 elephant-head plates bearing the slogan “I like Ike” were manufactured for export during Eisenhower's 1952 US presidential campaign—an early and prophetic commission:  the large majority of Bagni’s work would be for the US market

finished with splashy displays of color

Bertil Vallien's 'Network' series of 1978 for Boda Glassworks is part of the company's 'Artist Collection

TONY PAUL BRASS AND WALNUT TABLE LAMP FOR WESTWOOD INDUSTRIES (1950s) ART011 rising from either a placidA petite cast brass table lamp designed in the 1950s by Tony Paul for the Westwood Industries Lamp Company. The undulating pierced brass cone rests on a solid bleached walnut base and is paired with a tan cloth covered drum shade on a slender brass stem. TONY PAUL (1918 2010) was a world famous American industrial designer known for his furniture, housewares, and lighting. He was born in the Bronx, NY, on February 28, 1918, and attended the Pratt