Italian Floor or Table Lamp from the Late 1960s by Harvey Guzzini
By Guzzini, Harvey Guzzini
Located in Haderslev, DK
Very large globe shaped floor lamp by Harvey Guzzini, Italy. Rare piece of Italian Space Age
Plastic, Acrylic, Wood
Tablelamp by Harvey Guzzini Model Mushroom, Italy, 1970
By Harvey Guzzini
Located in Vienna, Vienna
Tablelamp, Model mushroom, designed Harvey Guzzini, Italy, 1970. Chromed base, white acrylic
Chrome
Sold|$1,434
Pendant Lamp from Harvey Guzzini for Meblo
By Meblo, Harvey Guzzini
Located in Lisboa, Lisboa
Harvey Guzzini pendant lamp. White and black acrylic globe lampshade. Chrome lamp socket holder
Acrylic
'Quadrifoglio' Pendant by Gae Aulenti for Guzzini
By Gae Aulenti, Harvey Guzzini
Located in JM Haarlem, NL
'Quadrifoglio' pending light by Gae Aulenti for Harvey Guzzini, 1970. Biomorphic plastic shade and
Acrylic
'Quadrifoglio' Lamp by Gae Aulenti for Guzzini
By Gae Aulenti, Harvey Guzzini
Located in JM Haarlem, NL
'Quadrifoglio' table light by Gae Aulenti for Harvey Guzzini, 1970. Biomorphic plastic shade on
Chrome
Lamp 'Brumbury' by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini, Italy
By Luigi Massoni, Harvey Guzzini
Located in JM Haarlem, NL
Brumbury table lamp designed by Luigi Massoni, manufactured in 1969 by Harvey Guzzini, Italy. Heavy
Metal, Chrome
Space Age Brass Table Lamp Attributed to Harvey Guzzini for Meblo
By Meblo, Harvey Guzzini
Located in Haderslev, DK
Produced by Meblo attributed to Harvey Guzzini in the early 1970s. Elegant shaped mocca colored
Brass
Mid-Century Modern Medusa Lamp by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini
By Luigi Massoni, Guzzini
Located in Ljubljana, SI
Total height of the lamp is adjustable, length of the cable is 140cm and can be shortened to your preference. The lamp socket is designed for standard E27 light-bulb (not included...
Acrylic, Plexiglass
Fiona table lamp by Luigi Massoni for Harvey Guzzini
By Luigi Massoni, Harvey Guzzini
Located in UTRECHT, NL
Harvey Guzzini in the late 1960s. This lamp is made of acrylic, chromed steel and features a tray where
Acrylic
Big Italian Space Age Lamp by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini, 1970s
By Guzzini, Luigi Massoni
Located in Ljubljana, SI
Total height of the lamp is adjustable, length of the wire is 140cm and can be shortened to your preference. The lamp socket is designed for standard E27 light-bulb but also takes...
Chrome
Ceiling Lamp “Bud Grande” by Studio 6G for Harvey Guzzini
By Harvey Guzzini, Studio 6G
Located in Lijnden, Noord-Holland
Model 3030 “Bud Grande” pendant light by Studio 6G for Harvey Guzzini. Designed in 1970, Italy
Acrylic
Mid 20th Century Harvey Guzzini Arc Floor Lamp for Laurel Lamp Co
By Laurel Lamp Company, Harvey Guzzini
Located in Miami, FL
This mid century Italian Arc floor lamp designed by Harvey Guzzini for the Laurel Light Company
Carrara Marble, Stainless Steel, Chrome
Sold|$3,000
Harvey Guzzini Lamp Italian Space Age 1970s,
By iGuzzini
Located in TUJUNGA, CA
Table lamp created by design team of iGuzzini in 1976. Production began in 1978. Feature an acrylic
Metal
Sold|$800
Tall Arc Lamp
By Harvey Guzzini
Located in Tarrytown, NY
Guzzini style arc lamp.Curved chrome stem on painted metal base, ending with an acrylic shade
Metal
Table Lamp "Brumbury" by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini
By Luigi Massoni
Located in Amsterdam, NL
wonderful salmon-colored version of the Brumbury (see other listing for the white version) The base, top and shade can be switched on seperately, with 4 lightsources inside. Wonderfu...
Chrome, Steel
Table Lamp Brumbury by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini / Iguzzini, 2 available
By Luigi Massoni
Located in Amsterdam, NL
the rare all-white version; designed by Luigi Massoni in 1972 for Guzzini, Italy. The lamp is in a
Metal
1970s Luigi Massoni ‘Brumbury’ Table Lamp for Guzinni Set of Two
By Guzzini, Luigi Massoni
Located in Amstelveen, Noord
1970s Luigi Massoni ‘Brumbury’ table lamp for Guzinni set of two. Beautiful identical patina, these lamps are for 45 year partners.
Metal
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