Firenze Table Lamp

Table lamp Lewis with structure in solid brass in vintage bronzed matte finish. With 2 blown glass squared tubes. With 2 Led bulbs G9, Max 3 Watts. Bulbs not included. Also avail...

Table lamp doe with structure and all tubes in solid brass in polished brass finish. With 3 bulbs, lamp holder type G9, max 40 watt/bulb. Bulbs not inc...

Table lamp Cosma with gilded metal base with pleated black lampshade included. 1 bulb, lamp holder type E27, max 40 watt. Bulb not included. Also available with white lamp shade,...

Table lamp flamant with flamingo sculpture in porcelain with solid brass legs and yable lamp rods. Including a black sahed. 1 bulb, lamp holder type E27...

Table lamp flambeau with base in solid mahogany wood in black lacquered finish. With white pleated shade included. With 1 bulb, lamp holder type CE or UL standards, please specify...

Table Lamp Vayana in aluminium in gold finish. On black granite base. 1 bulb, lamp holder type E27, max 40 watt. Bulb not included.

A very unique design… And rare… A 1970s Banci Firenze lamp with 65 chrome metal rods with a kinetic structure that allows shifting of the rods to fo...

Bold table lamp from the 70s from Banci Firenze that have a nice presence. This one of their best seller of that period. The model 55.1911 . Acrylic...

Table lamp by Felice Antonio Botta, 1974 Firenze, Italy.

Pair of Le Porcellane Firenze 1948 'AUTUNNO' Table Lamps. Crafted from exquisite white ceramic, these lamps boast a distinctive charm with unique blue and purple flowers that gracef...

Vintage Italian table lamp, an original Italian design lamp created by Giovanni Banci (Florence, 1942-1999) in the 1980s. Designed by Banci for his workshop Banci Firenze. This work has been created and designed by Giovanni Banci (Florence, 1942-1999) in the 1980s for Banci, Florence. Banci has been an Italian contemporary artist and furniture designer. His work has been exhibited internationally, with many of his designs offered at auction multiple times. This Vintage Table Lamp by Giovanni Banci 1980s, realized with nine chromed steel spheres arranged on uprights, connected with a round glass dish and a circular black faux leather basement. You switch on manually the E27 light by pulling a string ending with the smallest ball in the upper part, near the glass disk. Italian standard working wiring. The used black lampshade has a squared shape. This vintage Italian Florentine lamp...

Table lamp in Lucite signed by the Italian designer Felice Antonio Botta, Firenze, Italy, circa 1970. Original label still attached.