Paul Cocksedge Lighting

Filigrana Light series blends a 16-century glassblowing technique with a contemporary aesthetic, creating four unique suspension lights and two table lamps in three candy-stripe colo...

An extension of the Filigrana Light series, the new Filigrana Wall & Ceiling Light crafted from mouthblown, acid-etched glass, coloured stripes are rolled into the surface of eac...

Long chandelier made of a brass structure with three levels, enlightened with LED strips running all the length. Each level is covered with Murano glass plate as if it was folded aro...

A stylish mid century glass chandelier by Carlo Nason, Italy. Six thick glass swirl lamp shade hanging from steel chains. With a diameter of 37 cm per panel. One bulb in the center.

The scalloped design of the Lenox series is a sophisticated and modern take on Art Nouveau. The metal tube bends around the shape of the globe light, creating a flow of movement and synchrony between the two parts. The fixture is completely customizable in finish, layout, and color — it can be made with 3, 5, 20, or as many globes as you want, scaling it up to any size. The steel can be finished in a standard RAL color powder-coat (no charge), a custom-matched color powder-coat ($400 surcharge), polished-nickel or polished-brass plating ($4,200 surcharge), or a metal patina ($2,350 surcharge, color options shown in images). All surcharges are discounted 10% for trade accounts...

Large Mid-Century six-arm iron chandelier, powder-coated in bright sunshine-yellow paint. Recently rewired, UL standardized.

1960s Chandelier with thee lights , in chromed steel and Murano glass , model explosion by Mazzega Bowl Murano glass lattimo, gradually transparent at the top. Ready-to-use renewed e...

The Filigrana collection expands with a new portable lantern featuring its signature canes. Blending a 16th-century glassblowing technique with a contemporary aesthetic, each piece ...

The scalloped design of the Lenox series is a sophisticated and modern take on Art Nouveau. The metal tube bends around the shape of the globe light, creating a flow of movement and synchrony between the two parts. The fixture is completely customizable in finish, layout, and color — it can be made with 3, 5, 20, or as many globes as you want, scaling it up to any size. The steel can be finished in a standard RAL color powder-coat (no charge), a custom-matched color powder-coat ($400 surcharge), polished-nickel or polished-brass plating ($3,200 surcharge), or a metal patina ($1,500 surcharge, color options shown in images). All surcharges are discounted 10% for trade accounts...

Listed for sale is a large Meshmatics Chandelier made of galvanized steel and brass. The lamp was designed by Rick Tegelaar and produced by Moooi in the Netherlands. It dates to cir...

Nao Tamura’s characterful, bird-like lamp is robotically carved from milky-white polycarbonate to create a delicate form. Intended to sit in clusters, or ‘flocks’, Tiki suggests a di...

This superb chandelier will be an imposing decorative element to showcase in a large living room, above an opulent dining table, or in a stately entryway. Aptly named Gravity for the...