Yves Jujeau Lighting

Art Deco table lamp by Andre Mounique (attributed to) The table lamp was designed and manufactured by the Jumo company. This model is the 1970s version. The modernist chrome-plated ...

Step back in time to the 1940s with this exquisite table lamp designed and produced by JUMO Brevete in France. Founded by Yves Jujeau and Pierre and André Mounique, the JUMO company ...

This desk lamp was designed by Eileen Gray and manufactured by Jumo, France in 1930s. A brass construction, features a gunmetal effect on the adjustable shade. The lamp remains in...

Very beautiful vintage infrared lamp, heating, from the Philips company of the 1950s. The design is by Charlotte Perriand. - To be installed with an adjustable diffuser in cream whi...

Eileen Gray No.71 Lamp by Jumo. This lamp showcases the minimalist, functional elegance typical of Gray. Sleek lines and adjustable elements reflecting her modernist approach blendin...

A well proportioned 'Model 71' desk lamp designed by Elieen Gray for Jumo. c.1930. Ahead of its time in terms of design - constructed from tubular steel with the original gold paint...

Charlotte Perriand was a rare female voice among the avant-garde designers whose designs shaped modern living in the early 20th century. A pioneer of modernism in France, Charlotte P...

Art Deco double desk lamp by Jumo, France, 1940s. Original condition, only rewired. Gently worn patina.

Often wrongly attributed to Eileen Gray was made in the 1940s. This Jumo lamp is very robust with a goose neck, the lampshade and the base of this small Jumo lamp has a design that r...

Elegant Art Deco table lamp or desk light 'No 71' in blue-gray and silver color. Lamp shade rotating. Designed by André Mounique for Jumo, France, 1930s. A total of 5 lamps in two c...

Lampe De Paquebot époque Art Déco Eloctra Par Georges Halais Acier laqué et laiton chromé. Bon état d'origine Quelques traces d'utilisation sans gravité. Diam : 30 cm / pied 17,3 c...

Set of two "Infraphil" heat table lamps / sconces by Charlotte Perriand for Philips (Netherlands, 1950s). Composed of enameled metal bases (one beige and the other cream) with red brushed aluminums rings and red glass bulbs. Designed as heat lamps, although they could be converted to serve as table lamps or sconces. Light wear consistent with age (spots of paint loss, patina to the aluminum and the brass and chrome fittings). Slightly different designs with dimensional disparities: darker beige sconce with the chrome fitting: H: 9.5" x D: 8.5" x L: 5.75" lighter cream sconce...