Table Lamps

One of the first lamp-design by Josef Hoffmann, executed by the Wiener Werkstaette, works-number M 109, pattern book of the Wiener Werkstaette WWMB 3, p. 541. Displayed at the WW-Sho...

Pair of French wooden table lamps dating from the 1970s, featuring beautifully rounded spherical bases with a warm brown finish and visible natural wood grain. Each lamp is topped wi...

This striking table lamp by Modeline exemplifies mid-century modern artistry with its sculpted korina wood base and elegant, elongated form. The fluid curves and open design create a...

A pair of small ceramic table lamps by Søholm Stentøj, Bornholm, Denmark, designed by Svend Aage Jensen in the 1960s. The lamps feature richly glazed ceramic bases in warm brown and...

A Swedish vintage brass desk lamp designed by Einar Bäckström in the 1930s, known as the “Piano Lamp.” The design features a distinctive angular shade, a gracefully curved adjustable...

This extravagant table lamp dates from the late Art Nouveau period. This outstanding design is inspired by Josef Hoffmann's lamp designs for the Wiener Werkstätte. Solid nickel-plate...

Sleek Organic Modern Brass Table Lamp with Rectangular Split Reed Shade Aged brass with natural patina table lamp in great, slightly oversized scale, paired with a rectangular woven...

Pair of Italian table lamps dating from the 1950s, characterized by a clean and balanced composition combining brass and opaline glass. Each lamp features a round brass base with a c...

Original Art Nouveau table lamp from the 1900s in good working condition and in a rare design: This intricate piece is characterized by the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired...

Elegant French Art Deco table lamp by Charles Schneider, France, circa 1920s, combining a finely worked wrought-iron structure with a signed Schneider glass shade. The lamp has a pa...

Nikolay Diulgheroff for Stilnovo, table lamp, brass, enameled steel, Italy, 1950s A table lamp by Nicolaj Diulgheroff (1901–1982), one of the distinctive figures of Italian Second F...

Barovier & Toso, table lamp, crystal glass, Italy, 1940s Exceptional Barovier & Toso table lamp from the 1940s, crafted entirely from richly textured clear glass using the r...

💡 Marshall Studios Martz Model M-83 Table Lamp (1950s/60s) — A true piece of midcentury design history, this table lamp is attributed to Gordon and Jane Martz for Marshall Studios. ...

Handcrafted ceramic desk lamp by Jossolini. This unique piece is built and decorated by hand. Both the base and the lampshade is made of white stoneware, and decorated with black g...

Handcrafted ceramic desk lamp by ceramic artist Jossolini. This unique piece is built and decorated by hand. Both the base and the lampshade is made of white stoneware, and decorat...

Ceramic desk lamp by Jossolini. This unique lamp is built and decorated by hand. It is made of white stoneware, and decorated with matt red glaze. Jossolini is a Norwegian cerami...

Stunning and unique pair of Seguso table lamps in clear mouth-blown Murano "bullicante" glass and brass, completed with off-white cone-shaped shades. These incredibly elegant lamps w...

Art Deco Modernist table lamp, France, c.1920-30 Stainless steel arms with a heavy marble base. Adjusts and holds all positions as intended. In very good condition, no dents or d...

The shape is clean. The surface is anything but. Cinder is a large, hand-thrown ceramic table lamp with a tall, gently tapered body, finished in a weathered, patinated terracotta gla...

Beautiful midcentury table lamp by Albano Poli for Poliarte, Italy 1960s. Featuring handblown green Murano glass with undulating wavy patterns in translucent emerald tones, encased i...

Pair of Italian mid-century table lamps featuring rounded light blue glass bodies, circular brass bases and matching brass details. Their soft spherical form and pale blue color give...

Solid Art Deco Banker table lamp with green glass around 1920s Brass polished and stove enameled

Pair of Italian table lamps from the 1950s, featuring solid brass bases and tall rectangular shades in white opaline glass. The softly rounded corners of the glass contrast with the ...

Wonderful midcentury Table light with 4 Murano glass pieces, designed by Carlo Nason for Kalmar, Austria, manufactured, circa 1960-1969. The Table lamp takes 1 x E14 small bulb./up ...

Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, table lamp, model '12398', brass, marble, coated aluminum, Italy, ca. 1952 This rare table lamp is unmistakably characteristic of Angelo Lelii’s invent...

Rare Mid-Century Modern table lamp from the Fritte series by Aldo Londi for Bitossi, produced in Montelupo Fiorentino, Italy, during the 1960s. The lamp is formed as a compact archi...

The Playground glass table lamp by Oggetti stacks soft, inflated shapes into a playful silhouette. Each form is hand-blown and refined by hand, with tiny bubbles, uneven lines and co...

Condition: Newly Rewired, New Shades Dimensions: 18"H x 5.50"W x 5.50"D Shade: 7.25"H x 10"W x 10"D This pair of Neoclassical Revival table lamps from the 1960s features elegant ur...

Antique Victorian Charles Parker Company slag glass lamp featuring Art Nouveau design with a domed shade, gilded metal scrolled overlay, floral embossed gilded cast metal base, doubl...

Materials: Walnut Wood, Brass Accents & Hardware, New Linen Shade Dimensions: 26in H x 13in W x 13in D Lamp Shade: 8in H x 17in W ________________________________________ Transf...

Table lamp with precious petals glass. The ivory colour blends with the crystal, creating an atmosphere of warm luminosity. Crafted entirely by hand, using traditional Venetian glass...

Hans-Agne Jakobsson for Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB in Markaryd, table lamp model B-142, brass, Sweden, 1960s This model B-142 table lamp by Hans Agne Jakobsson is entirely executed in b...

A triangular table lamp, model B100, designed under the pseudonym Mac Hegerup for the Swedish manufacturer Kronobergs Belysning in the 1950s. The distinctive shade is constructed fro...

Pair of table lamps, patinated bronze, signed by Prof. Rudolf Marschall. Each fitted with an E14 socket. Rudolf Marschall (born December 3, 1873, in Vienna; died July 24, 1967, in t...

This black opaline glass ball table lamp, made in France in the 1950s, is attributed to Jacques Adnet. The lamp is a simple sphere of deep black opaline glass with a high-gloss, ref...

Art Nouveau Brass table desk lamp with brass shade and wooden base. ca. 1920 Natural aged with small cracks in edge shade 2,5 meter black cotton flex with plug and switch in bulb h...

Marvelous and very unique pair of Mid-Century organic table lamps entirely handcrafted from curved rattan and hand-woven wicker, completed with parchment paper diffusers. These incre...

Pair of tall blown faceted Murano table lamps in sommerso green by Alberto Donà workshop, Maestro Collection. Each lamp starts as a core of deep green glass, cased by the master glas...

A nice example of the iconic counterbalance 'Pluslite' lamp, ingeniously designed by Hadrill & Horstmann. c.1940 A wonderfully preserved Pluslite lamp retaining its original cream‑p...

Pair of French Art Deco wooden table lamps attributed to Charles Dudouyt, with sculptural bases, balanced proportions, and a restrained geometric character. The warm, aged wood gives...

The lampshade is not included ! Pair of French table lamps dating from the 1990s, featuring tall turned wooden bases with a warm brown finish. Each lamp displays a sculptural cylind...

Exceptional French ceramic table lamp, circa 1950s, featuring a rare and beautifully sculpted organic form in deep black glazed ceramic. The highly sensual silhouette, articulated by sweeping curves and elegantly pierced openings, reflects the poetic vocabulary of post-war French organic modernism. Its sculptural language is evocative of the work of George Jouve and Pol Chambost, while the piece retains a distinctive and singular character of its own. The surface is particularly remarkable: a sublime, exceptionally deep black glaze with a rich, almost lacquer-like luminosity that follows and accentuates every curve of the form. The combination of the sculptural volume, restrained geometry and extraordinary glaze gives the lamp a powerful yet sophisticated presence. The electrical system has been completely renewed. The new lampshade has been carefully made to the original model, using a contemporary material reproducing the subtle appearance of the Rhodoïd traditionally used for French lampshades...

A sculptural frosted white handblown glass torchiere‑form table lamp marked SCE France and attributed to CVV Vianne, one of France’s most respected 20th‑century glassworks. This Urn lamp was produced circa 1970s–1980s, the lamp’s elegantly flared inverted‑bell silhouette and glossy finish create a soft, enveloping glow that instantly warms any interior. Its clean, architectural presence makes it an effortless statement piece — the kind of refined lighting that transforms a room, adding depth, serenity, and a touch of sculptural French modernism to consoles, nightstands, and curated design spaces. The design is firmly Art Deco style, echoing the streamlined French lighting of the 1930s with its geometric purity, symmetrical torchiere profile, and softly frosted glass. Its sculptural simplicity also aligns with Murano‑style blown glass, visually compatible with Italian modernist interiors and reminiscent of work by Venini, Seguso, Vetri, and Vistosi—all celebrated for refined, handblown forms and luminous finishes. About SCE France & CVV Vianne SCE France (Société de Constructions Électriques) was a French lighting manufacturer and distributor active throughout the mid‑century and late 20th century. During this period, SCE frequently sourced high‑quality blown glass from CVV Vianne (Cristalleries et Verreries de Vianne...

Designer: Remington Manufacter: Remington Materials: Walnut Wood, New Linen Shade, Brass Accents & Hardware Dimensions: 35in H x 7.50in W x 7.50in D Lamp Shade: 10in H x 17in W...

Pair of Mid-century Danish ceramic table lamps designed by Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen (MA&S) on the Danish island Bornholm. Manufactured circa 1960s. The lamps are made from stoneware and have a matte blue and gray glaze with some beige elements. Due to the firing process the glaze has an unique expression and not one piece is identical to another. The lamps are marked on bottom and one of them comes with the original MA&S papersticker. Measurements: Height with clip-on bulb lampshade: 42 cm (16.54") / 42,5 cm (16.73") Diameter lampshade: 22 cm (8.66") Height with socket: 29 cm (11.42") Height without socket: 23,3 cm (9.17") Diameter base: 13 cm (5.12") Very good vintage condition. Please notice there is no switcher, which is common on smaller vintage Danish lamps...

Midcentury amazing pair of table lamps in golden wrought iron and multi-color hammered glass produced by Longobard the concurrent of Poliarte at the 1960s / 1970s. Made in Italy in ...

Hans-Agne Jakobsson for Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB in Markaryd, pair of table lamps, model 'B-105', brass, steel, Sweden, 1960s An elegant pair of table lamps, model B-105, designed by ...

Table lamp “Metafora” by Umberto Riva, composed of two blown-glass elements mounted on a copper structure. The lower conical glass element is in translucent lemon yellow, revealing t...

Offered here is one exceptional Ralph Lauren faceted crystal and chrome table lamp, crafted with the refined glamour and modern classic style that defines the brand’s most coveted li...

Limited Edition 'PH 1/1' Glass and Aged Brass Piano Table Lamp for Louis Poulsen Executed in aged brass and opal dusty pink glass shades, the PH 1/1 table lamp revives an iconic Pou...

Elegant French Art Deco table lamp, made circa 1925 and combining a sculptural wrought-iron base with a refined alabaster shade. The design is built around a sophisticated contrast of materials. The dark, graphic wrought iron gives the lamp structure and visual strength, while the natural alabaster softly diffuses the light and brings warmth to the composition. This combination is highly characteristic of French decorative lighting from the 1920s, when metalwork and translucent stone were frequently paired to create both functional and highly decorative objects. Its compact proportions make the lamp especially versatile. It works beautifully on a console, side table, nightstand, desk, or small cabinet, while its balanced silhouette allows it to remain decorative even when not illuminated. The alabaster shade displays the subtle natural veining and tonal variations inherent to the stone, which become particularly attractive when the lamp is lit. The wrought-iron base adds a more architectural quality and reinforces the handcrafted character of the piece. Preserved in excellent condition, this lamp is a fine example of 1920s French Art Deco lighting, combining period craftsmanship, decorative restraint, and practical usability. A strong addition to a collection of French Art Deco lighting, antique alabaster lamps...

A Beautiful Maya The Bee (Maija Mehiläinen) table lamp by Ilmari Tapiovaara, one of the leading interior architects and furniture designers in Finland. This series was first designed...

Bone, at full volume. Selene is a large, hand-thrown ceramic table lamp with a full, near-spherical body and barely any taper at the shoulder, sitting low and wide, finished in a sof...

This rare pair of ceramic table lamps was designed by Einar Johansen and produced by Søholm Stentøj in Denmark during the 1960s. Each lamp is impressed with the manufacturer's mark a...

This sculptural Hollywood Regency / Chinoiserie crane bird table lamp is offered individually, with a coordinating lamp available. Buyers purchasing...

Elegant pair of French table lamps dating from the 1970s, each featuring a sculptural turned body in solid onyx, complemented by finely worked brass details and a rounded onyx base. ...

Model 6631 Table Lamp by Kaiser Idell Circa 1930s - Steel shade with relief Kaiser Idell branding - On/Off switch on the base - Takes E27 fitting bulbs - Adjustable arm and shade - ...

Pair of table lamps, Reticello Murano glass, brass, steel, Italy, 1940s How charming are these 1940s Italian table lamps, featuring organically shaped silhouettes executed in Retice...

This elegant French Art Deco table lamp by Charles Schneider was produced at the renowned Schneider glassworks in Épinay-sur-Seine, near Paris, France, between 1924 and 1928. A refin...

A striking example of Italian Mid-Century inspired surrealism, this rare "Kisses" table lamp was designed by the iconic Piero Fornasetti and produced by Antonangeli Illuminazione in ...