Adalberto Dal Lago Table Lamps

Adalberto Dal Lago (Milan, 1937) was a reknowned Italian architect. He curated numerous architecture and design exhibitions. He has been a consultant for numerous companies producing...

Table lamp drive designed by Adalberto Dal Lago and Adam Tihany in 1974. It was manufactured by Francesconi and features an original label. This model is part of a series of wall an...

Angelo Brotto for Esperia, Italy, circa 1970s Additional Information: Materials: Brushed stainless steel, smoked glass, aluminum, lacquered wood Dimensions: 18 3/4” H x 6” W x 2...

Wonderful Minimalist black metal desk lamp by American designer Ron Rezek for Bieffeplast, Italy. The counter balance arm allows to pivot and mov...

Adjustable space age nickel wall or table lamp around 1970s Original condition

For sale, Sergio Asti's highly collectable “Paracarro” table lamp, produced by Bilumen, Italy, in 1972. The Paracarro was produced in a range of subtle tinted finishes, including grey, purple, yellow, milk-white, and green, as seen here. While exact production figures remain undocumented, it's widely claimed that fewer than 100 of these lamps were ever produced. Irrespective of the exact production numbers, these are extremely rare lamps, with relatively few examples recorded in the marketplace and literature. The lamp consists of three hand-blown glass domes, nested one within the other, enclosing an opaline globe diffuser at the core, all of which sit on a chrome-plated brass stepped base. The lamp is in superb vintage condition. The three hand-blown glass dome elements are in superb condition. The base is in excellent condition, with some very minor age-related marks on the outside, and some loss to the chrome coating, revealing the core brass material, around the inner edge where the largest dome sits (see photos). Of note, the innermost opaline globe shade is not believed to be the original, but a later, almost like-for-like replacement. Sergio Asti (1926–2021) was a leading figure of Italian design in the postwar era, known for his refined balance of modernist clarity and expressive form. Trained as an architect at the Politecnico di Milano, he established his studio in 1956 and quickly gained recognition through the Compasso d’Oro award and international exhibitions. Asti collaborated with prominent Italian manufacturers such as Bilumen, Arnolfo di Cambio, Fontana Arte, and Artemide, producing glass, furniture, and lighting that combined industrial precision with sculptural elegance. His works are held in major design collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Bilumen (originally founded as ABM – Alfredo Bianchi...

A sculptural Italian chrome lamp with four arms and sockets under a textured, smoked acrylic and chrome shade, on a central column with flared base...

Adjustable Table lamp italy around 1960s The hight is adjustable from 20cm up to 50cm

Small adjustable table lamp made from brass and painted metal. It remains in good vintage condition: slight deformation of the metal between the stem and the lampshade. Ideal as a bedside table or bookcase...

Nice Valigetta table lamp, designed by Matteo Thun for Bieffeplast in 1985. Produced in Padova, Italy, during the late 1980s. Together with Ettore Sottsass, Matteo Thun was one of th...

The E63 “Robot” desk lamp by Umberto Riva, deigned in 1963 and produced by Bieffeplast, is an iconic example of Italian postmodern lighting design. Characterised by its distinctly a...

Elegant Italian table lamp from the late 1950s–early 1960s, crafted in enameled metal in soft pastel yellow and white tones, featuring a brass supporting structure and a painted ston...