Most Unusual Floor Lamp with a hand made knot Metal Shade

A most unusual Italian lamp made out parts aluminium and parts metal which has been enameled. It bears a "made in Italy" metal tag. It also has a Leviton dimmer switch which appears ...

An elegant standing lamp with chrome body and an unusual silk shade that fits in the interior shell. It takes four long bulbs, as in aquariums. The shade has points in it that receiv...

A pair of Lucite and chrome floor lamps designed by Peter Hamburger. These have been attributed to Knoll or Kovacs. Some wear to the chrome but in good vintage condition.

A beautiful and functional chromed floor lamp by the noted master of Lucite Charles Hollis Jones. Purchased directly from Mr. Jones. The piece is unsigned. The lamp is adjustable and...

A wonderful pair of Venini Triedri glass lamps with chrome accents. These lamps each feature 8 bulbs inside and one has 32 glass triangular pieces and t...

Wonderful chrome “molecule” or “atomic” globe lamp by Sonneman Lighting from the 1970’s. The lamp is in working condition. It features 9 mirrored globe bu...

Italian floor light in the style of Stilnovo with articulating red shade, brass stem and counter weight ball foot. Newly produced in Italy and newly rewired.

Italian floor light in the style of Stilnovo with articulating black shade, brass stem and counter weight ball foot. Newly produced in Italy and newly rewired.

Brass Arts and Crafts Floor Lamp, Hand made Shade This is a very attractive and fine quality piece, the lamp has a fluted brass centre corinthian column with a stepped square brass...

The original floor lamp featured in the rooms of The Gramercy Park Hotel. Cast-iron trumpet base, steel pole, goose-neck arm, brass socket and vintage metal glass shade. Milk glass s...

This beautiful mid-century French floor lamp was made in the 1950s. It is a one of a kind piece. The lampshade has been renewed and the table is adjustable in height. It is made o...

Ozz is made of light and stone. It shifts from shy domesticity to become central to the home, proving itself a key figure, with its large, look-at-me arc. The design starts in the concrete and end in the lampshade. Between the two, the shaft curves in a dramatic trajectory until the point where the light bites the bait. Floor lamp in black metal with adjustable arch and shade. Counterweight in concrete Born in 1980 in Verona. Graduated in Industrial Design at Politecnico di Milano. After a three years collaboration with Ludovica+Roberto Palomba in Milan, in 2007 he setup his own studio in Verona where he collaborates with other professionals in architecture, communication and graphics. He received many international prizes for his works, most recent ones have been: 2008 Promosedia International Design Competition 2008 Greener Gadgets Design Competition 2008 Swarowsky Crystal Visions...