Arch Plus Ultra Table Lamps

Pixo Plus integrates ultra-convenient wireless charging technology + USB port for the ultimate task lightning experience. Designed for maximum utility in a minimal footprint, this co...

Twisted arch table lamp Cream Lacquer Hand Repoussé Natural silk pongee Each piece is individually crafted and is unique. Repoussé is the tradit...

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...

Pair of table lamps made by Esperia, each made of a triangular foot in blown clear glass, with a streak of dark grey in the center. Some air bubbles are visible in the glass, which i...

This is a very decorative Famille Noir vase with colorful flowers and leaves painted overall on a black background, situated on pierced rosewood base, electrified and converted to a ...

Silhouette Black Noir Table Lamp by Warm Nordic Dimensions: D40 x W36 x H59 cm Material: Lacquered steel, Solid brass Weight: 2 kg Also available in dif...

Flos Kelvin LED Green Mode Table Lamp with Adjusting Sensor in Chrome by Antonio Citterio w Toan Nguyen Designed by Antonio Citterio, Kelvin LED Green Mode...

Pair of sculptural and geometric table lamps designed and made by Esperia in waxed iron finish with matching shades.

Lamp with structure consisting of two iron plates: one is decorated in gold leaf, the other in natural waxed iron. The plates are housed in a marble base (it is possible to choose po...

Arch shaped table lamp designed by Goffredo Reggiani Reggiani, Italy 1970s. H 76 cm x 67 cm Base lamp diameter 23 cm Conditions: very good consistent with age and use. Eu...

A pair of c.1960's lamps created of noir ebene porcelain with botanical representations lucite and specimen marble roundel bases

Condition: Newly Rewired Materials: Conch Seashell Shades, Patinated Brass, Black Painted Base This sculptural table lamp beautifully captures the essence of Hollywood Regency glamour with its graceful brass arch and twin conch seashell shades. The organically shaped shells glow warmly when illuminated, creating a captivating interplay between nature and luxury. Its patinated brass frame contrasts elegantly against the black painted base, adding depth and sophistication to its design. Meticulously rewired for modern use, the lamp remains faithful to its 1970s craftsmanship while offering reliable functionality. A statement piece that merges natural elegance with mid-century opulence, perfect for any refined interior. Fun Historical Fact: During the 1970s, Hollywood Regency décor experienced a revival as designers sought to blend natural materials with high-end finishes, resulting in a look that was both glamorous and organic. Seashell lighting...