Pendant Light ID (Danish/Scandinavian?)  

Looks like a Poul Henningsen PH-5 knock-off. I am far from an expert on all the variations of this design, but I have not seen this particular one before. If it were real, it would have been produced by Louis Poulsen.

How about the Serge Mouille, is that an original design or a reproduction?

I was going to suggest Lyskaer. Found a few images of the same light as yours attributed to Lyskaer on Etsy and one on Instagram ( no labels).

Attached link gives a bit of history about the company;

http://www.danishvintage.design/producers/lyskaer/

It would appear that there is very little info on Lyskaer and even danish-lights.com has only 5 entries.

Other manufacturers with similar styles are Jeka, Belid and Vitrika.

Hi.

I don't know much about the lamp...but what a sweet space! I'm totally loving your mixer...and the mis-matched Eames dining chairs. I so love seeing pictures of other's refined nesting instincts.

I do,

Aunt Mark

hey all, thank you a lot for your support!

@lexi: It seems legit, that I have a Lyskaer lamp (designed by Bent Nordsted).

@Zephyr: I am a proud owner of a PH5. But I like this (Lyskaer) lamp much more.

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