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PAAVO TYNELL, Rare table lamp, Early 1950s, Taito Oy. Material solid brass and leather. One of very few models designed by Tynell to be fixed directly to a tabletop, made by order to a café in Helsinki. / 1stDibs

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PAAVO TYNELL, large custom made variation of the Snowflake chandelier, early 1950s. Manufactured by Taito-Idman company, Finland. Material solid brass, metal mesh and glass.

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The Paris apartment of gallery owners Samia Saouma and Max Hetzler: Floor lamp with tripod base, model 9609, by Paavo Tynell, ca.1940s. The Clam-chair from early 1940s by Philip Arctander. Photography by Bruno Suet. / World of Interiors

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PAAVO TYNELL, Large brass ceiling fixture (pair), originally designed for the office of the Secretary General in the United Nations building, New York, 1955. / 1stDibs

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PAAVO TYNELL, Large brass ceiling fixture for office of the Secretary General in the United Nations building, New York, 1955.

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PAAVO TYNELL, Snowflake chandelier, model 9014, early 1950s Manufactured by Taito Oy, Finland. Material brass and metal mesh. Collection of Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. / Tickle Bear 4 U

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PAAVO TYNELL, Chandelier, model 9065. Taito Oy, Finland, circa early 1950. Rare model from the Fantasia-series, models also known as Snowflake-chandeliers. Material brass, perforated and enameled brass, metal mesh. / Exchange Int.

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PAAVO TYNELL, Pair of floor lamps, model K10-10. Designed late 1940s, manufactured by Idman Oy, Finland. Material brass, painted alumium, cane wrapping and painted steel. / 1stDibs

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The Paris apartment of gallery owners Samia Saouma and Max Hetzler featured in World of Interiors, October 2014: Floors lamps and the ceiling lamp by Paavo Tynell, ca.1940s, sofa by India Mahdavi, the Clam-chairs by Philip Arctander. The artwork above the sofa by Albert Oehlen. Photography by Bruno Suet. / World of Interiors

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PAAVO TYNELL, Pair of floor lamps, model K10-10. Designed late 1940s, manufactured by Idman Oy, Finland. Material brass, painted alumium, cane wrapping and painted steel. / 1stDibs

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Château-interior in Provence, France by Pierre Yovanovitch: Large Snowflake-chandelier by Paavo Tynell, early 1950s. Material brass and metal mesh. / Pierre Yovanovitch

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The Finland House showroom on Manhattan, New York, early 1950s, featuring a large collection of Paavo Tynell fixtures. Owned by the Finnish-American trading council, the Finland House got a major impact on Paavo Tynell´s success in America, selling exclusively his design in US. Picture from the book Paavo Tynell ja Taito Oy (PT Arkisto)

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PAAVO TYNELL, Table lamp, model 9224, also known as the Horse Shoe-lamp. Designed in 1953, manufactured by Idman/Taito, Finland. Material solid brass and leather wrapping. Also featured in the picture are Alvar Aalto´s pine wood screen from 1940s and Tapio Wirkkala´s Rhytmic Plywood table, 1950s. / 1stDibs

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PAAVO TYNELL, Desk lamp (detail from above), manufactured by Taito Oy, Finland, ca.1940s. Material solid brass. Picture copyright by paavotynell.co.uk 2014.

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Paavo Tynell surrounded by his own designs, ca.1960s. / Pinterest

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Taito Oy´s exhibition stand in Helsinki, early 1940s, presenting various products from their collection. Although the company made high scale hand made products, they were also the biggest manufacturer of industrial lights in Finland at the time. Photograph by Kuva Kolmio, PT Arkisto, Tuusula.

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Floor lamp, model 9602, also known as "Chinese Hat", by Paavo Tynell, ca.1950. Manufactured by Oy Taito Ab, Finland. Material brass, metal, cane and linen. Photo copyright by paavotynell.co.uk 2014.