
Lighting
Hans Kögl "Weizengarbe" Floor Lamp, Germany, 1970s
Hans Kögl
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Original vintage "Weizengarbe" (Wheat Sheaf) floor lamp by German designer Hans Kögl, dating from the 1970s. Crafted from gold-plated metal with intricate wheat and leaf motifs, embodying the glamorous Hollywood Regency aesthetic.
An exquisite original vintage floor lamp designed by Hans Kögl in Germany during the 1970s. Known as the "Weizengarbe" or Wheat Sheaf model, this statement piece captures the designer's signature botanical aesthetic, blending Hollywood Regency glamour with elements of mid-century Florentine decorative arts. The lamp is masterfully crafted from gold-plated metal, featuring intricately sculpted leaves and bound sheaves of wheat that cascade gracefully from a central stem, supported by a tripod base. Equipped with five light points, this sculptural floor lamp casts a warm, atmospheric glow while serving as a striking artistic object even when unlit. It anchors sophisticated living rooms, grand hallways, or executive studies with distinct vintage character. In fully working condition, retaining its original vintage patina and honest signs of age-appropriate wear that speak to its authenticity as a collectible mid-century lighting piece.
- Origin
- Germany, 1970s
- Dimensions
- H 146 cm; Ø 60 cm. Upper diameter 60 cm, base diameter 45 cm.
- Materials
- Gold-plated, Metal
- Condition
- Fully working condition with original patina and natural signs of wear consistent with age.