Böhlmarks Pendant

A rare pendant light, model 6403, produced by Arvid Böhlmarks Lampfabrik in Stockholm. First appearing in the company's 1928 product catalogue (pictured), this model continued to be produced into the late 1930s — this example surviving in exceptional original condition.

The lamp features a beautifully ribbed opaline glass shade held by a polished nickel-plated fitting, with a characteristic decorative finial at the base. A quintessential example of Swedish Grace.

Condition
In fine vintage condition. Minor surface wear consistent with age and use, with a warm patina to the metal parts.

Measurements
- Overall height: 62 cm / 24.4 in (including ceiling cup and decorative finial)
- Shade diameter: 19.5 cm / 7.7 in
- Visible shade height: 17.5 cm / 6.9 in

Wiring
Ungrounded, in full working condition. North American customers will need to rewire for local standards.

About the Maker
Böhlmarks Lighting Factory was founded in Stockholm in 1872 by Arvid Böhlmark. Starting out as a manufacturer of gas and kerosene lamps, the company played a central role in transitioning Swedish homes and public spaces to electric lighting. During the early 20th century Böhlmarks became one of Scandinavia's most respected lighting manufacturers, collaborating with leading architects and designers of the day including Gunnar Asplund and Harald Notini. Their pieces, ranging from chandeliers and pendants to wall sconces, were known for combining superior craftsmanship with the prevailing design currents of the time, from Art Nouveau through Swedish Grace and into Scandinavian Modern. Though the company ceased operations in the mid-20th century, Böhlmarks pieces remain highly sought.

Available for collection in Stockholm or worldwide shipping. Please contact us for shipping quote or collection arrangements.