Hadrill & Horstman Floor Lamps

Rupert Nikoll floor lamp with original fabric shade vienna around 1950s Brass polished and stove enameled Original fabric shade

A rare floor lamp by Jean Boris Lacroix circa 1950 At the base of the lamp a ribbed brass barrel holds a rotating sphere allowing the lamp to be articulated in all directions, along ...

Style: Midcentury. Source: Czech Period: 1950-1959. New electrification.    

Rupert Nikoll floor lamp, Vienna, circa 1950s Brass is nickel-plated Original condition The shades are replaced (new).

Kalmar floor lamp, circa 1950s Original condition Shade is replaced (new).

Rupert nikoll floor lamp with original fabric shade vienna around 1950s Brass polished and stove enameled The fabric shade is original

Rupert Nikoll floor lamp, circa 1950s Can be turned on and adjusted separately.

Estelle and Erwine Laverne for Laverne originals - Tulip base rosewood lamp table floor lamp. Maker’s mark on underside. Extremely rare example of a piece by E & E Laverne that includes wood of any sort (rosewood) alongside the non-traditional materials for which they are most known. I cannot underscore how exceptionally rare this piece is within the Estelle and Erwine’s oeuvre. It most probably dates from the between the years 1960-1961, as the weighted tulip base is reminiscent of their Champagne chair and the central table evocative of their cafe table that was a part of the Lily collection of the late 1950’s. Dimensions: H 43.5 inches, W 11.75 inches, D 11.75 inches. ‘The Invisibles” by Elaine M. Salkaln (from the April 18, 2004 New York Times) On the surface, this is a simple design story of a husband-and-wife team, Estelle and Erwine Laverne, who produced exceptionally beautiful, innovative midcentury-modern wallpapers, fabrics and furniture -- designs that are rare today, yet coveted by a few specialized dealers and aficionados. But the story goes deeper -- to a convergence of culture, class, art and love. Sadly, though, the love gets caught up in the grittier details, transforming what would have been a grand romance into a modern American tragedy. Were this a docudrama, it would begin with a scene from the filming of the sci-fi fantasy ''Men in Black II'': in the center of a glass-walled, ultramodern, living room swarming with cameramen, lighting and booms, a little dog jumps up and down on the seat of a tall, sensuously sculptured clear acrylic chair...

Brass floor lamp, consisting of a circular cast-iron base, sheathed in green moleskin and set with a brass ring. Brass arm adjustable in height, and swiveling by means of a brass ba...

An Art Deco counterpoise trolley lamp by Hadrill & Horstmann. Set on a four-legged weighted base with circular fork and flat barrel counterpoise weight. Dimensions: H 113cm W 37cm ...

Floor lamp with original fabric shade vienna 1950 Brass polished and stove enameled Original fabric shade

A rare, important French Mid-Century Modern floor / standing lamp attributed to Serge Mouille and/or Pierre Guariche, circa 1950. The piece is likely a prototype, not commercially pr...