Tanaka Kosai Lighting

Floor lamp in the postmodern style from Italy. This piece is made in the style of designer Goffredo Reggiani. The structure is made of metal with a black finish. An elongated shade...

1980s Koch-Lowy floor lamp, cast iron base metal rod stem and adjustable painted aluminum shade. The main stem swivels from side to side and the shade can be turned 360 degrees. The...

Tall halogen floor lamp with adjustable pierced metal grill inside glass shade to dampen light output sideways.  Very accurate original foot dimmer to f...

Thick glass panel mounted on a sturdy silver plated structure . Finely selected marble base . Extremely well made with high quality material. Measure 74 inches high. Halogen light bulb rated at 500 watts maximum. Foot dimmer...

Incredible sculptural high postmodern uplighter metal floor lamp by Neukro-Menden. The head can be either turned to the side or used as uplighter. With the dimmer switch the strengt...

- good original condition with minor signs of use - 1x bulbs E12 - E14 - US wiring compatible - dimmable

This is a Post-Modern Tegola Halogen Floor Lamp, designed by Bruno Gecchelin for Skipper and Pollux in the 1980s. The piece features an adjustable black steel shade, and has a long t...

Classic floor lamp, model 5526, from the 1980s in Scandinavian design. High-quality solid pine frame with three frosted glass light balls. Made in Germany/Switzerland, manufacturer: ...

A sculptural post modern floor lamp, circa 1980s, often attributed to Frederick Cooper though unmarked. A gorgeous example of the best of mid c...

A sculptural rocket shaped floor lamp done in a purple and blue lacquered metal rocket with three smoked glass trays, a beige, pink and yellow lacquered wood base. Three shelves. Lon...

1980s floor lamp in white metal and red, orange, green and blue plexiglass. Signature difficult to read (Joël Donjon ?), numbered 16/250.

Memphis style handmade ceramic floor lamp, Italy, 1980s. Made by hand by joining various ceramic elements used in high voltage electrical towers as cable insulators. Different types of black and white ceramic insulators have been used, joined with glue cement and a central metal stem, creating a sculptural and geometric structure totally Memphis and Post-Modern style, with a certain brutalist air. Unknown author. Very much in the style of the creations and designs of Ettore Sottsass, Michele De Lucchi, Peter Shire, Shiro Kuramata, Sowden and Du Pasquier. Its design also reminds us of the well-known Shogun lamp...