This mid-century Brutalist table lamp, designed by Richard Barr for the Laurel Lamp Company in the 1960s, exemplifies the era's avant-garde approach to lighting design. Crafted from torch-cut steel, the lamp showcases an intricate, sculptural form with a rich patina that enhances its textural depth. Its design is often misattributed to Harry Balmer; however, Balmer was not engaged by Laurel, confirming this piece as a genuine Richard Barr creation. ​

Standing at 37 inches tall , this lamp serves as both a functional light source and a statement piece of art. Its commanding presence and unique aesthetic make it a sought-after addition for collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern design. The lamp is in good vintage condition, exhibiting wear consistent with its age, which contributes to its authentic character. Please review all of the provided photos.