Contemporary Studio Craft Walnut and Neon Touch "BuraBura - Karin" Lamp

Contemporary capacitive touch sensor lamp by neon artist / lamp designer, Ryan Mulkey. From the "BuraBura" series, referencing a possessed lantern from Jap...

Contemporary capacitive touch sensor lamp by neon artist / lamp designer, Ryan Mulkey. From the "BuraBura" series, referencing a possessed lantern from Japanese Yokai folklore. Each lamp from the series is composed of a molded neon light source supported by a solid walnut 'orb' base. Only the finest materials are employed to create this small, but impressive conversational piece. The smallest of the BuraBura lamps, this example is named "Otto" after James Otto Hahs, the inventor of the coin operated kiddie ride...

Contemporary capacitive touch sensor lamp by neon artist / lamp designer, Ryan Mulkey. From the "BuraBura" series, referencing a possessed lantern from Japanese Yokai folklore. Each ...

Sculptural cherrywood table lamp with brass accents and original paper shade (Vermont, USA, 1995). Fitted with a double-socket accommodating two...

Studio glass lamp with original shade made by renowned glass blower, Richard Harkness (New Hampshire, USA, circa 1970s). Harkness's work can be seen in a number of prestigious galleries and museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Additionally, he was formerly a professor of glassblowing at Haystack Mountain School of Arts. Harkness's lamps are scarcely seen. This particular 'orb...

Uncommon Harris strong three-socket table lamp composed of polished brass trim, inset walnut front and back panels, and applied ceramic tiles (different composition on front and back...

Mercurio Lamp Walnut by Siete Studio Dimensions: D 20 x W 20 x H 36 cm. Materials: Walnut, hand-blown glass. Mercurio is a sculptural table lamp characterized by its balanced geomet...

A hand-decorated, reverse painted and silvered table Lamp. Large lamp with its original shade. Karin Van Leyden designed glass was utilized in numerous Paul Laszlo interiors.

This sumptuous art décor table lamp belongs to the Coralli collection designed by Massimo Marcomini, entirely handmade in Italy from superior ceramic in the Venetian tradition. The a...

A sophisticated table lamp that will appeal to lovers of both Classical décor and contemporary style. The sculptural body – a bust of the god Hermes atop a column-shaped pedestal, is crafted from high-quality ceramic in the Venetian tradition, entirely hand-finished, and coated in glaze, enamel or precious metal-based paint. This stylish lamp boasts and innovative touch system that allows to switch and adjust the light simply by touching the ceramic pedestal. The light source is a 7W LED strip with 3000K lumen and 100-240V voltage. Second in Les First’s “Light of the Gods collection”, and inspired by the feasting gods painted in the Hall of Cupid and Psyche in the Palazzo Te of Mantua, Ermes makes a symmetrical match for the first-born Minerva, in a sophisticated mirroring game of shape, structure, and symbolical value. Set on top of a Corinthian column, and bathed in a soft glow, the messenger of the gods, symbol of change and whirling energy, is shaped in vibrant ceramic – to create a new mythology of light. Les First: Light of the Gods A luminous pantheon reinventing myth in a flow of energy and imagination: light sculptures with a strong and versatile personality, a perfect fit for both classical or minimalist settings, born to satisfy the senses and pay tribute to a timeless beauty. The Lamps 1. The Idea: Les First – top quality Italian craftsmanship 2. Technological Innovation: the dimmable touch lamp...

A sophisticated table lamp that will appeal to lovers of both Classical décor and contemporary style. The sculptural body – a bust of the god Hermes atop a column-shaped pedestal, is crafted from high-quality ceramic in the Venetian tradition, entirely hand-finished, and coated in glaze, enamel or precious metal-based paint. This stylish lamp boasts and innovative touch system that allows to switch and adjust the light simply by touching the ceramic pedestal. The light source is a 7W LED strip with 3000K lumen and 100-240V voltage. Second in Les First’s “Light of the Gods collection”, and inspired by the feasting gods painted in the Hall of Cupid and Psyche in the Palazzo Te of Mantua, Ermes makes a symmetrical match for the first-born Minerva, in a sophisticated mirroring game of shape, structure, and symbolical value. Set on top of a Corinthian column, and bathed in a soft glow, the messenger of the gods, symbol of change and whirling energy, is shaped in vibrant ceramic – to create a new mythology of light. Les First: Light of the Gods A luminous pantheon reinventing myth in a flow of energy and imagination: light sculptures with a strong and versatile personality, a perfect fit for both classical or minimalist settings, born to satisfy the senses and pay tribute to a timeless beauty. The Lamps 1. The Idea: Les First – top quality Italian craftsmanship 2. Technological Innovation: the dimmable touch lamp...

This sumptuous art décor table lamp belongs to the Coralli collection designed by Massimo Marcomini, entirely handmade in Italy from superior ceramic in the Venetian tradition. The A...