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Poul Henningsen Pale Rose Limited Edition PH Snowball Pendant for Louis Poulsen

$6,500
Two Enlighten

Los Angeles, CA · Reported available

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Model / collection

PH Snowball Pendant

Type

Pendants & hanging lights

Period

originally designed in 1958

Materials

smooth, spun aluminum shades with a polished metallized brass frame

Condition

One display model with original box available.

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Design / publication date

Poul Henningsen designed his PH snowball pendant light in 1958

originally designed in 1958

Dealer notes

Poul Henningsen Pale Rose Limited Edition PH Snowball Pendant for Louis Poulsen To celebrate 150 years in 2024, Louis Poulsen introduced a pale rose limited edition version of the iconic PH Snowball pendant by Poul Henningsen, originally designed in 1958. The PH snowball pendant light emits comfortable glare-free diffuse light. Excuted in smooth, spun aluminum shades with a polished metallized brass frame. The white matte painted undersides and glossy top pale rose surfaces result in attractive reflection. When the light is switched on, the top portion is illuminated while the bottom part remains dark. Poul Henningsen designed his PH snowball pendant light in 1958 and exhibited it with the PH 5 pendant light at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art. The PH Snowball pendant light received no particular attention on that occasion and was only re-launched and manufactured in 1983. This was the first new variant in the history of the Snowball, and was produced in a numbered limited edition of 300 while supplies last. Each piece is engraved with the edition number and Louis Poulsen stamp. Certificate of authenticity included. One display model with original box available. UL listed. Comes with white canopy and 12 feet of white cloth cord. Accommodates a single 22W LED medium base (E26) bulb. Bulb not included. All sales final.

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