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Svend Aage Holm SORENSEN (1913-2004). Height-adjustable teak and brass floor lamp on a black-lacquered cast-iron tripod base. Created circa 1960. Attached lampshade. (H. (total): 166.5 cm) (some traces of oxidation on the brass)

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Svend Aage Holm SORENSEN (1913-2004). Height-adjustable teak and brass floor lamp on a black-lacquered cast-iron tripod base. Created circa 1960. Attached lampshade. (H. (total): 166.5 cm) (some traces of oxidation on the brass)

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