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Andtradition's Flowerpot collection is inspired by the Flower Power movement of the 60s and the demand for non-violence. Verner Panton, one of the most influential designers of the 20th century, was in charge of giving shape and life to this model of lamp available in various tabletop, ceiling and portable versions.  Flowerpot VP9 is the portable format that is produced in multiple colors.

&Tradition - Flowerpot Vp9 Portable Lamp - Grey Beige - Green/green - Grey Beige

"Rak" big kerosene lamp in green sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 10 x H 30 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Kerosene Lamp Rak Green Big - Green/green - Metal | Green

"Rak" kerosene lamp in white sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 10 x H 30 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Kerosene Lamp Rak White Big - White/white - Metal | White

"Rak" small kerosene lamp in beige sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 8 x H 25 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Kerosene Lamp Rak Beige Small - Beige - Metal |

"Rak" kerosene lamp in beige sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 10 x H 30 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Kerosene Lamp Rak Beige Big - Beige - Metal |

"Rak" kerosene lamp in black sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 8 x H 25 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Black Brass Kerosene Lamp - Black/black - Metal | Black

"Rak" kerosene lamp in white sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 8 x H 25 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - White Brass Kerosene Lamp - White/white - Metal | White

"Rak" kerosene lamp in black sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 8 x H 25cm   NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Kerosene Lamp Rak Small Black - Black/black - Metal | Black

"Rak" kerosene lamp in black sheet metal with brass details. Including a week. Perfect for some extra light on the balcony or inside.  Ø 10 x H 30 cm  NOTE! The burn tube may need to be adjusted to stay straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clips on the burner to stabilize. Fill the lamp with about 2/3 lamp oil and let the wick soak for 20-30 minutes before the lamp lights up to get a nice flame.  Kerosene lamps were the most common type of lamp in Sweden from the end of the 19th century and a bit into the 20th century, when electric light became common. Our kerosene lamps are light sources developed for the purpose of illuminating places where there is no electricity. Such as on smaller boats, in holiday homes and on balconies. Kerosene lamps can also come into use in the event of a power failure as they provide a very good light.  (Read the enclosed operating instructions before using the lamp)

Strömshaga - Kerosene Lamp Rak Big Black - Black/black - Metal | Black

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