Pair of Vintage 1988 AJ Eklipta Wall Lights by Arne Jacobsen

Pair of Vintage 1988 Louis Poulsen AJ Eklipta Wall Lights by Arne Jacobsen Type 32011 - Restored and Tagged. Designed in 1959 by the legendary Arne Jacobsen for the Rodovre Town Hall in Denmark, the AJ Eklipta is widely considered one of the most architecturally adaptable lighting fixtures of the 20th century. Jacobsen, a master of total design, created these lights to bathe stairwells in a soft, diffused glow that defines the space without glare. This specific pair was manufactured in Denmark in 1988, stamped, verified and retains the original Louis Poulsen labels. They feature Jacobsens signature mouth-blown, three-layer opal glass. The genius of the design lies in the edge of the glass - a clear, transparent rim creates a halo of light around the fixture, adding a distinct decorative dimension to the pure, functional form. Mouth-blown opal glass, powder-coated aluminum housing. Very good vintage condition. Glass is free of chips or cracks. Minor patina to base consistent with age. Professionally fitted with new leads and safety tested/tagged, Jims Test & Tag, for immediate plug-in use. Can also be hardwired by an electrician for a seamless finish. Designed to be surface-mounted flush to a wall or ceiling. These are not just lights, they are pieces of architectural history. Whether used as bedside sconces, in a hallway, or as a bathroom ceiling feature, they provide that warm white Scandinavian hygge that modern LEDs often struggle to replicate.

Condition Details:
In very good condition showing only a few signs of wear such as small marks or scuffs.