Robert Phandeve Table Lamps

Gorgeous pair of Brutalist table lamps designed by Laurel Lamp Company, 1970s. These are what I like to call the Holy Grail of Laurel Lamps. These amazing lamps command attention in ...

Gorgeous brutalist table lamp from The Netherlands with mushroom shade 1960s. The lamp has been completely rewired and refitted with brass fitting. the lamp is fitted for a general E...

Transforming a piece of Mid-Century Modern furniture is like bringing history back to life, and we take this journey with passion and precision. With over 17 years of artisanal exper...

A rare and beautiful monumental table lamp in the manner of Bitossi having brutalist details throughout and finished in a bronze tone. In excellent condition with safe working wirin...

Designed by Richard Barr for Laurel Lamp Co. this Iron brutalist lamp is wrought iron and comes with the shade. Please confirm item location (NJ or NY).

This is an amazing piece of midcentury art in the style of Tom Greene. Includes custom-made shade.

Sculptural lamp by Casual Lamps. Cast plaster in a modern brutalist style. Hand painted finish and acrylic base. 3 way bulb. One repair. Minor chipping. 36” tall 5.5” deep 14...

The amber glass tones from this Brutalist lamp gives off a warm subtle light contrast to the design.

Obelisk table lamp Black lacquer and white bronze Hand repoussé Natural silk shade Each piece is individually crafted and is unique. These pieces are made with at least 60 coat...

Lamp in polished metal has nine lights two vertical followed by one horizontal repeated three times with a "on off dimmer" switch just above the base.

Impressive and tall ceramic table lamp made by Robert Perot, stamped on the back with his manufacture name "VIEUX MOULIN VALLAURIS". In his early years Robert Perot worked on the restauration of the Reims cathedral, this influence is clear when we see how the main decor of this lamp reminds us of the stained glass frame we can find on such monuments. ROBERT PÉROT (1931-2003) Robert Pérot is a ceramist and a sculptor from the golden age of ceramics in Vallauris who pursued his studies at the School of fine Arts in Reims from 1946 to 1949, specializing in sculpture. During this period, he encountered influential figures such as Jean-Claude Malarmey and Dominique Baudart. While working with stone, the young artist contributed to the restoration of the Reims Cathedral. Gifted with a talent for drawing, he further honed his skills in Paris at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière. Following his Parisian studies, he assumed the role of the molding workshop at the Champagne-Provence pottery...

Unique Danish Expressionist stoneware table lamp handmade by experimental ceramic artist Bodil Marie Nielsen in the 1960s. Latte colored glaze mix...