Spare part, shade for our outdoor lamp 40s.

Tough, straight and just itself is a good description of this functional lamp that actually existed with small variations throughout Europe. Our particular model comes from Västmanland. Proof that simple need not be simple. The well-crafted details, the genuine materials and the super-safe design make this lamp a future Gysinge classic.

Becomes completely authentic with a hand-blown glass bowl and a clear lantern bulb.

Lamp body of cast iron painted in graphite gray. Cup of hand-blown clear glass. Also available to buy as a spare part separately.

Height 28cm, length 31cm. IP class 44. Watt 75. 230V. S-labeled. Wood screw included.

The 1940s and 50s favorite among Swedish outdoor lamps is a white opal glass globe on a straight cast iron arm.

The round glass globe gives this lamp a material feeling of class. Light years from aluminum and plastic.

In a white glass globe like this, you can even hide a boring low-energy lamp completely invisible!

Lamp body made of anti-corrosion painted cast iron. Graphite gray color. Globe of white opal glass. Length 34cm, height 28cm, thread size 8.45cm, diameter 18cm. 230V. Watt 75. IP class 44. Wood screw included.

Very solid, handmade copy of a large period outdoor lamp from the early 1900s from Erkasgården in Åsmundshyttan, Torsåker. The frame is painted with black oil paint. White, heavy enamel shade with blue edge. Hand-blown glass cup. Due to its considerable length, Erkasgården can also be used on larger buildings.

Iron. Length 59 cm. Wall bracket diameter 14 cm. Height 24 cm. Diameter of the screen 30 cm. Sand-cast wall bracket and shade holder. Hand-blown glass cup. Bulb max 75 w. The lamp is S-marked. IP 44.