Jules Bouy Lighting

Elegant Art Deco, Machine Age nickeled table lamp... skyscraper design. Exceptional quality, stunning....

A Walter Von Nessen aluminum table lamp pre WW II. A classic example of American Art Deco lighting. Walter Von Nessen was a trained German industrial designer who arrived in New Yo...

Executed in richly patinated, high-polish copper, this streamlined lamp exemplifies the Machine Age aesthetic of the 1930s, with its emphasis on aerodynamic form, industrial material...

Fantastic simple yet elegant in an industrial type of style. Pair of painted white steel cylinder form lamps with milk glass shades. In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear,...

This Art Deco Machine Age saucer-form table lamp, crafted in polished aluminum with a sculptural base and originating from America circa 1935, embodies the seamless fusion of form an...

Machined Aluminum airplane table lamp in the Art Deco style, original design was created by Frankart. This example is a later reproduction produced by Sarsaparilla in 1986. Sarsapari...

Art Deco Copper & Brass Machine Age Swing-arm Reading Table Lamp Sleek and sculptural, this Mid-Century Modern table lamp pairs warm brass with a rich copper shade for a strikin...

This stunning aluminum Art Deco style table lamp features a large 20" spun aluminum shade fixed to a cone-shaped spun aluminum base with fixed Saturn rings in the center. See the ot...

This iconic Art Deco Machine Age table lamp, known as the "Constellation," was designed by Walter Von Nessen for the Chase Brass and Copper Company circa 1935. Exemplifying the strea...

This stunning aluminum Art Deco style table lamp features a large 23" spun aluminum shade fixed to a cone-shaped spun aluminum base with fixed Saturn rings in the center. See the ot...

This stunning and graphic Art Deco Machine Age skyscraper style table lamp in the manner of Donald Deskey was realized in the United States circa 1935. It features a volumetric squar...

This refined pair of Art Deco Machine Age table lamps were realized by the fabled industrial Designer Russell Wright in the United States circa 1935. They feature circular volumetric...