Yasha Heifetz Mid-Century Sculptural Nude Torso Large Table Lamp in Cerused Wood

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Yasha Heifetz Mid-century Sculptural Nude Torso Table Lamp in Cerused Wood

Offered for sale is a Mid-century Sculptural lamp by … more Yasha Heifetz Mid-century Sculptural Nude Torso Table Lamp in Cerused Wood

Offered for sale is a Mid-century Sculptural lamp by Yasha Heifetz. The carved nude figure in cerused wood the lamp has been completely restored and is in working condition. The shade is only used for reference and is not included with the lamp. The lamp is unsigned but guaranteed to be original from online documentation.

12"w x 6"d x 34.5" h


Yasha Heifetz won a MoMA-sponsored lighting competition in 1950 or 1951.
He produced table lamps that incorporated wood-carved or ceramic bases usually in a typical 50s 'biomorphic' design. He created smaller objects including sculptures and is also known for his "Rotaflex" or "Rotoflex" line of plastic lamps.
They were a Connecticut-based company, but had a store in midtown New York City during the 50s. There is no evidence that Heifetz existed beyond the early 1960s. His works are highly collectible and his graceful designs have stood the test of time.


Dimensions: Height: 34.5 in (87.63 cm)
Width: 12 in (30.48 cm)
Depth: 6 in (15.24 cm) less