Casella Furniture

Classic vintage pharmacy style adjustable floor lamp, possibly Kotch & Lowy, Casella, etc, unsigned. The lamp features an extendable vertical pole, horizontal flex arm, and tilting ...

Rare pair of curvaceous brass pharmacy floor lamps made in the art deco taste by Casella Lighting, Sacramento, CA. The lamps feature a gracefully curved arc supporting an arrow forme...

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Patinated Brass Dimensions: 38.50” -48"H x 16.50”W x 16.50”D Crafted in the 1970s by the esteemed Casella Lighting of San Francisc...

Pâté ate brass adjustable floor/pharmacy lamp by Chapman Manufacturing. Telescopic arm adjusts eleven and one half inches up and down as well as rotates three hundred and sixty degre...

Kovacs Modernist Casella Brass Monolith Torchiere Floor Lamp, 1980s Offered for sale is a modernist Casella brass torchiere floor lamp by Kovacs c1980. This vintage brass "Skyscra...

A "Pylon" skyscraper or monolith style torchiere floor lamp by Casella. Originally produced in the 1970s, the lamp features a highly reflective brass tone surface with dimmer switch ...

Rare size, solid bronze, Victorian Gothic box with multiple church window-like panels. Over the years we have sold a number of rare and unique boxes, but never a Gothic Revival one of this length and looking like a medieval antiquity. Let us start of by saying that this antique box truly looks much better in real life than in our photos. There are as many as 28 Gothic church-like panels depicting biblical scenes all around. They are not the most detailed, but we feel this was done in an attempt to make this antique box look truly time-worn and medieval. Anyone who knows what it took (in terms of time and skills) to create this box will be just as enthousiastic as we were when we first saw it. It would have taken the artisan(s) working for Adolph Frankau of London quite a few hours (if not days) to first design this luxurious box piece on paper. The Gothic cathedral windows would then have to be hand carved out of wood or handmade using clay or another material. Then molds would have to be made from those sculptural plaques after which they would have been cast in bronze. The castings would have to be polished and the panels would have to somehow be welded together. Then any sharp edges would have to be grinded down and all the pieces of this box would also have been patinated and the lid hinged. When you look at this box with that in mind then you will see it in a whole new perspective. Have you also noticed the beautiful Gothic leaf pattern on the lock plate? This fully marked antique box comes with a working lock and key, but we will not try to close it, because one never knows if it will open again. If it won't then you have to damage this beautiful antique to be able to open it again. This rare and long antique box actually is a copy of what special Gothic boxes would look like in the 14th, 15th and 16th century. Back in those (Medieval) days these long Gothic boxes were made for safe-keeping and transporting parchment rolls and/or ordinances. In all our years we have never seen an antique copy...

1970’s adjustable polish chrome floor lamp design by Casella. Can be rotated 360* and can be lower down to 39.25”or extend up to 54.25” high. It has a full range dimmer built in ...

Elegant multi-Directional floor lamp by Casella Lighting of San Francisco. The main lamp pole moves up and down and rotates 360 degrees; the tubular shade also moves from side to side. The lamp, which has a dimmer switch...

Mid century nicely shaped desk lamp in brass colour. The lamp has a thick lacquer and has a black colour underneath the shade. The shade can be easily turned in different directions....

A stunning pair of brass skyscraper or pylon monolith torchiere brass floor lamps by Casella, manufactured by Kovacs lighting, San Francisco circa 1980. Each lamp stands a monumental...

Illuminate your space with the sophisticated Mid-Century Modernist Articulating Cylindrical Floor Lamp in Polished Brass, signed by Walter Von Nessen and crafted in America circa 197...