Kingham Design Lighting

Spanish lamp from 18th century.

Amazing Barovier hand blown glass pendant lantern with a precious "pulegoso" cup 1940s. Three E 14 light bulbs.

Extraordinary chandelier by Ercole Barovier. A jewel hanging in the middle of the room.  Three E14 light bulbs. Cleaned and re-wired, in full working order and ready to use. In exce...

Italian Pietro Chiesa lantern style, 1940s, art deco period, sandblasted glass in decor. For its age, no broken parts, everything is original Ribbed glass cabochons with three bulb...

Amazing lantern is formed by a "pulegoso" cup and with elegant jets in pure Murano glass. A rare beauty in a perfect vintage condition.

1940s Brass and glass lantern with Vaseline glass. This is meant for a candle, but if brought to an electrician, they can wire it for electricity. Presently only used for candles. On...

Presented is a 1940s Fanali Veneziani 4430 model blown glass lantern by renowned Italian glass house Barovier & Toso. This lantern is part of a collection that pays homage to the his...

Extraordinary chandelier by Ercole Barovier. A jewel hanging in the middle of the room.  Three E14 light bulbs.

18th century antique architectural element converted to a lamp with vellum shade Angels in the clouds.

Spanish Revival Lantern Chandelier in Twisted Hand Forged Iron, 1940s Eye-catching scrollwork lantern or hanging light with twisted iron constr...

Sculptural chandelier with a unique combination of reticello and Pulegoso finis. The reticello bowl what indicates the decade. It's made by overlapping two filigree bowls spiralizer in opposite directions. Before Carlo Scarpa and Dino Martens works in the 1940s, reticello was made without bubbles in the middle of each square of clear glass resulting by the nesting. It's simply because it was considered a flaw to see the bubbles. On the next decade, the overlapping was done on the Piera as the bubble trapped by the canes was then considered a plus. The 14 leaves have a central striped clear stem and the feathers are made in Pulegoso. My friend Sergio Rossi, master of Murano, when he saw the picture said "the times when Pulegoso was made in the Crucible". Full batch of Pulegoso was made by Barovier for the lighting and Venini or Seguso for accessories. The Pulegoso finish, from puleghe (chips, the chemical dust that is added to create an infinitive number of bubbles inside the glass mass) is a signature of the Barovier chandelier. Reticello has white filigree...

1940s Italian pendant in the manner of Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. A round glass orb with frosted design on upper hemisphere, seemingly floa...