Table Lamp “Stekpannan” by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan, Sweden, 1960s

The “Stekpannan” lamp was designed in the late 1960s (circa 1968) by Anders Pehrson, a prominent Swedish designer known for his clean, functionalist approach to lighting. It was produced by Ateljé Lyktan in Åhus, Sweden, a manufacturer renowned for its high-quality craftsmanship and collaborations with leading Scandinavian designers.The name “Stekpannan” means “the frying pan” in Swedish, a playful reference to the lamp’s distinctive shade shape, which resembles an upturned frying pan. This whimsical yet functional design is a hallmark of Scandinavian modernism—combining practicality with subtle charm.Ateljé Lyktan, founded in 1934, was instrumental in bringing modernist lighting to Swedish homes and beyond. Under Pehrson’s design leadership, the studio created several iconic models, with Stekpannan standing out for its bold silhouette and enduring appeal among collectors and design enthusiasts today.The lamp is now considered a Swedish design classic celebrated for its timeless form and quality construction.This “Stekpannan” is in very good condition with only minor signs of use and wear. The diffuser is a replacement made according to the specifications of Ateljé Lyktan. The lamp requires two E14 light sources. Category Lighting / Desk / Table Height 38, 5 cm Width 19 cm Depth/length 36 cm Diameter 19 cm Production year Late 1960s Designer Anders Pehrson Manufacturer Ateljé Lyktan Country Sweden Reference number 250019.