Erco Lighting

Particularly beautiful wall lamps by Erco from the 1960s. Wonderful and contemporary design. The lamps are of very high quality and a highlight for every home. Manufacturer: Erc...

Big decorative ball lamp from ERCO, Germany. In rare lilac colour. Material: Plastc, relief New, matching textil cable in lilac and new E27 socket. Diameter Lampshade: 30 cm ...

Wonderful wall lamp by Erco from the 1960s. Wonderful and contemporary design. The lamp is very high quality and a highlight for every home. Manufacturer: Erco Condition: ...

Mid-Century Modern Minimalist rectangular wall lamp made of matt opaline glass and with a black Bakelite frame. The lamp has a porcelain E 14 fitting and is in good and working cond...

Copper hanger. Height adjustment of the suspension thanks to the cord mechanism. ERCO stamped.

This pair of large sconces are in blue and clear glass the clear glasses are engraved. They are vintage items, therefore they might show slight traces of use, but they can be consid...

This understated and elegant pair of sconces were realized by the esteemed maker Erco in Germany, circa 1970. They feature rectangular bodies with rounded corners and a lattice patte...

Midcentury Lucite wall mirror and light by Erco Textural molded cast resin Lucite surround back-lit by Erco, circa 1970s Large round mirror This will be re-wired and tested to USA...

Beautiful pop-art style table lamp model "Micro" designed by Roger Tallon, manufactured by Erco in France in 1972. This eye-catching lamp is shaped like a microphone. It is made from black and white metal with red details, a nice contrast that really draws the attention. The hood of the lamp is made from the same perforated material as used in microphones. This creates a very nice effect, especially when lit. In good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a very nice patina. Roger Tallon (9 March 1929 – 20 October 2011) was a French industrial designer. After studying as an engineer (1944–1950), Tallon was employed by Caterpillar France and DuPont. In 1953, he joined Technès, the technical and aesthetic studies office founded in 1949 by the father of industrial aesthetics Jacques Viénot, and Jean Parthenay. Being rapidly promoted to technical and artistic director at the agency, he became the sole director after Viénot's death in 1959. In 1957 he enrolled at the École des Arts Appliqués ("School of Applied Arts") in Paris, and put in place the first design course in the country. In 1963, he set up the Design Department of the École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs in Paris. As a consultant for the US company General Electric, Tallon designed refrigerators and washing machines and set up the Design Department of the American company. In 1966, the Téléavia P111 portable television was put on the market against the advice of the Board. It broke the mould of TV design and was a great commercial success with a cult following. In 1973, Tallon set up the agency Design Programmes. Brother-in-arms with the LIP watchmakers, he created the Mach 2000 brand of watches and chronometers. In 1974, with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, he created a concept aircraft cabin for Air France. After leaving Euro RSCG, he continued to work independently. Roger Tallon died on 20 October 2011 after a long period of sickness. Tallon and his team created hundreds of products, including industrial robots for Peugeot, the apparently purposeless 8mm film camera "Veronic", the Gallic 16 and 14 lathes for the Belgian company La Mondiale – a quantum leap...

Mid-Century German wall mirror and light by Erco Textural molded cast resin Lucite surround back-lit by Erco, circa 1970s This can be re-wired to USA or UK and European standards p...

Very nice microphone shaped table lamp designed by Roger Talon for Erco, France, 1972. This is for sure the nicest edition of these series with the mirco shade. Gives very nice diffu...