Pair of ship oil lamps, Ilse D. Ammonsen, Daproma, Denmark. 1950s. art they make a wonderful addition

they make a wonderful addition to dining settings both small and large

this piece has minimal ornamentation

a powerhouse architectural design firm founded in 1954

Most likely executed in the later half of the 20th century by a British studio potter

otherwise in beautiful condition

Pair of ship oil lamps, Ilse D. Ammonsen, Daproma, Denmark. 1950s. art they make a wonderful additionA pair of brass Gyro oil lamps made for nautical travel. Some also note the design being named Copenhagen, most likely due to the relation between the port city and the gyro lamps offering stable light on the waves. Each light is handmade with incredible precision. The lamps can burn with a wick secured in the paraffin chamber, or simply remove the wick holder and place a dinner candle. As well as swinging on the gyroscope, the height of the lamp is