Mid Century Modern Modeline Walnut Enamel and Burlwood Table Lamp

Mid Century Modern Modeline Walnut Enamel and Burlwood Table LampMid century modern walnut table lamp by Modeline with enamel and burlwood panel detailing, designed by John Keal in 1959. The open walnut frame gives it that light, architectural silhouette Modeline did so well, while the inset panel adds a really unexpected pop of color and texture. The enamel has this almost lava glaze look with saturated oranges, blues, and olive tones floating across the surface, contrasted against the warm walnut and burlwood

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25”W x 14

All drawers and doors open as they should with the exception of the high boy’s second drawer—the stopper inside drawer is missing

known for its sculptural forms and signature arched detailing

There’s a simplicity to the design that feels very Scandinavian: no unnecessary detailing

A timeless

Iconic mid-century two-piece hutch by Broyhill from their highly sought-after “Brasilia” line

Along one of the side panels near the rear of the topper

25”W x 21

warm teak grain

or even as a small fireside paper rack

Danish modern teak dining set designed by Arne Hovmand-Olsen for Mogens Kold