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A 1950s Italian lacquered metal lantern pendant with a cylindrical silhouette. The ivory-toned frame descends from a twisted suspension chain, its warm, time-softened finish carrying...

A 1950s Italian lacquered metal lantern pendant with a softly tapered silhouette. The ivory-toned frame descends from a twisted suspension chain, its warm, time-softened finish carry...

An Italian Art Deco table lamp crafted in the manner of the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier, circa 1930s. Formed in Murano glass, the sculptural shade takes the shape of a styli...

An Italian ‘Cetra’ pendant light designed by Vico Magistretti for Artemide in the 1960s. Rendered in white lacquered metal, the form is composed of a slender vertical stem supporting...

A tall Italian ceramic and glass table lamp, dating to the mid-20th century. The elongated ivory ceramic base is articulated with carved geometric motifs, creating a sense of rhythm ...

A French white ceramic table lamp from the 1960s, distinguished by its softly rounded, vessel-like form and tactile surface. The base is finished in a matte, chalky glaze with subtle...

A monumental five-tier brass and glass chandelier attributed to Christoph Palme, created as a custom commission for a hotel in Northern Germany, circa 1960s. Concentric tiers of vert...

A French brass floor lamp by Marcel Guillemard, dating to the 1950s. The design is defined by three slender brass uprights arranged in a crossed formation, each articulated with appl...

A French aged lantern sconce dating to the 1950s. Crafted from metal, the sconce features an elegantly curved arm adorned with decorative scrollwork, supporting a classic lantern-for...

An Italian glass and chrome pendant crafted in the 1970s. The slender, irregular glass elements descend in layered tiers, their cool aqua tones lending a sense of movement. Each piec...

An Italian chandelier designed by Antonio Lupi for Lupi Cristal Luxor, dating to the 1970s. The chandelier is composed of thick, precision-cut glass panels arranged in a sculptural c...

A pair of Italian wall sconces from the 1950s, each composed of an elongated opaline glass shade that narrows into a sculptural, vessel-like form. The glass rises from a blackened, p...

A petite Italian Murano glass table lamp from the 1940s, crafted in the Art Deco era. The compact form features a pulegoso glass base, its softly bubbled texture lending depth and a ...

A French abstract limestone table lamp by Albert Tormus, dating to the 1960s. The base is carved from pale limestone, its organic, asymmetrical form punctuated by a central void that...

A rare ‘Etrusca’ table lamp by Angelo Mangiarotti for Pollux Skipper Group, designed in Italy in the late 1970s. Its faceted alabaster panels are arranged in a precise, geometric com...

An Italian floor lamp by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, designed in 1953. The slender structure is crafted from brass and ivory-lacquered metal, anchored by a circular marble base. At ...

An Italian six-light chandelier designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia, crafted in the 1950s. This large suspension lamp features a meticulously constructed teak lattice body, its int...

An Italian Art Deco table lamp attributed to the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier, circa 1940s. Formed in Murano glass, the sculptural shade takes the shape of a stylized leaf, c...

A ‘600P’ table lamp designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce in 1966. Petite in scale, the lamp features a black lacquered metal body paired with a leather-wrapped base, subtly segment...

An Italian hand-painted porcelain table lamp in the Capodimonte style, dating to the 1960s. The lamp features a classically proportioned porcelain base, delicately modeled and finish...

A 1940s Murano glass chandelier attributed to the esteemed Ercole Barovier. Six looped canes of clear Murano glass coil and drape from a patinated brass frame, gathering at the cente...

A contemporary Italian glass chandelier in the manner of Mazzega, composed of 40 handblown Murano glass elements. Each piece is formed with a clear outer shell encasing a softly opaq...

A French iron chain floor lamp from the 1960s. The vertical form is composed of linked iron elements, rising from a three-legged base that echoes the chain construction below. Graph...

An Italian glass and marble table lamp, dating to the 1960s. The thick, hand-formed glass shade features a heavily worked, irregular rim and pronounced vertical striations. Warm and ...

An Italian Postmodern wall sconce designed by Oscar Torlasco for Stilkronen in the 1970s. The design pairs polished chrome with a thick, sculptural glass lens, creating a precise int...

An Italian chandelier from the 1950s, crafted in the manner of Stilnovo. The composition feels architectural: slim brass rods rise and fall around the central drop, while curved arms...

A pair of Italian Murano glass wall sconces from the 1970s. Each is formed from handblown ivory glass, with a softly spiraled surface that wraps the rounded form in gentle bands. The...

An Italian wall sconce from the 1940s, attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso. The sconce is executed in pale celadon-toned corroso glass, its softly frosted surface subtly textured th...

An Italian cocoon pendant from the 1960s. Suspended from a slender stem, the fixture is constructed around a metal frame enveloped in a sprayed resin shade, forming a softly ribbed s...

A French marble table lamp from the 1970s. The generously proportioned base is carved from marble, showcasing natural veining in soft grey and charcoal tones. Topped with a newly tai...

A pair of Achille Castiglioni’s ‘Light Ball’ sconces for Flos, designed in 1965. Each piece is a study in pure form and materiality: a glossy white enameled metal dish anchors a lumi...

An Italian Murano glass table lamp from the 1960s, rendered in a torchiere form. The flared glass shade rises from a narrow waist in a softly tapering silhouette, handblown in transl...

A pair of Italian wall sconces from the 1960s, defined by their crisp geometry. Each sconce centers on an elongated oval glass shade, softly tinted and subtly curved, mounted slightl...

A petite Italian table lamp from the 1950s, defined by its etched Murano glass shade and polished chrome base. The curved glass panel is delicately incised with a fan-like floral mot...

A petite Italian table lamp from the 1950s, defined by its etched Murano glass shade and polished brass base. The curved glass panel is delicately incised with a fan-like floral moti...

A late 20th-century prototype floor lamp by Banci Firenze, sourced from a private estate in Florence. Designed in the 1980s, the lamp centers on a shallow copper uplight bowl, set at...

Designed in the 1980s, this late-20th-century prototype floor lamp by Banci Firenze was sourced from a private estate in Florence. The lamp is crafted in finely worked gilt metal, it...

Dating to the late 20th century, this 1980s prototype floor lamp by Banci Firenze was sourced from a private estate in Florence. The lamp is constructed from hand-worked, hammered me...

A prototype floor lamp by Banci Firenze from the 1980s, sourced from a private estate in Florence related to the Banci family. Crafted in gilt metal and topped with a softly textured...

A 1950s Italian pendant light in the manner of Stilnovo, defined by a minimal, architectural silhouette. A rectangular opaline glass diffuser is suspended from a slender brass stem, ...

An Italian floor lamp from the 1950s, crafted in the manner of Maison Arlus. Three arms sweep outward in elegant formation, each ending in its original amber shade trimmed with delic...

A ceramic table lamp from Torino, Italy, dating to the 1990s. The cylindrical body is hand-glazed in a palette of deep oxblood and ink blue, its surface patterned with rhythmic impre...

An Italian pendant from the 1970s, crafted in the manner of Veca. The lantern form is composed of alternating pink and transparent Murano glass, each gently curved and held in place ...

A rare mid-century floor lamp by German manufacturer Bega, produced in the 1950s. Founded in 1945 in Menden, Bega began as a small workshop making wrought-iron lighting before evolvi...

A petite Italian table lamp from the 1950s, standing just 9 inches tall. The ivory-lacquered metal stem rises from a scalloped glass base set on a clear disc, detailed with a gilt co...

An Italian pendant light from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The domed copper shade is etched with linear detailing that frames a field of stylized maple ...

An Italian flush mount from the 1970s, crafted in hand-blown Murano glass with soft gray and rose tones swirling through the milky white ground. The domed shade lends subtle depth, i...

A delicate 1950s Italian table lamp crafted from jade green Murano glass, its sculptural silhouette complemented by a simple conical shade. The handblown form features subtle textura...

An Italian pendant light from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The domed copper shade is etched with linear detailing that frames a field of stylized floral...

A French table lamp from the 1950s, attributed to Charles Dudouyt. The turned wooden base rises in a rhythm of stacked geometric forms, accented with flared metal collars. Its warm, ...

An Italian sconce from the 1970s, defined by its verdigris iron frame and molten amber glass dome. The hand-wrought iron forms a rhythmic pattern of interlocking loops and flared mot...

An Italian Murano glass pendant attributed to Barovier & Toso, crafted in the 1940s. A cascade of elongated, fluted glass forms the central stem, tapering gracefully into a trio of s...

The Model ‘251’ table lamp was designed by Tito Agnoli for Oluce in 1955. A rare design, the lamp features a weighted circular base in black lacquered metal, paired with a slender st...

A 1950s Italian three-arm floor lamp in blackened metal, produced in the distinctive spirit of Stilnovo. Each conical arm culminates in a torchiere-style shade of fluted opaline glas...

The ‘Polifemo’ floor lamp was designed by Carlo Forcolini for Artemide in the 1980s. Defined by its graphic silhouette, the design pairs a black metal base and stem with an ivory-enameled disk diffuser, centered by a mirrored halogen reflector. The disk pivots to cast and reflect light with precision, held in place by a triangular black metal frame that gives the piece its balanced, architectural presence. Carlo Forcolini (1947-) is an internationally renowned Italian designer and entrepreneur with a design career that spans over fifty years. Established in mid-20th century Italy, Artemide is renowned as one of the most prominent lighting manufacturers. Their acclaimed fixtures are featured in museum collections globally. Vintage Artemide lighting...

A rare ‘Dafne’ floor lamp by Olaf von Bohr, designed in 1972 and produced by Valenti. Sculptural yet minimal, it features a twin-blossom shade in molded acrylic, perched atop a slend...

An Italian glass dome pendant from the 1970s, defined by its softly graphic surface. The shade is blown in clear glass and overlaid with an opaque white abstract pattern, applied in ...

An Italian pendant light from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The domed copper shade is etched with linear detailing that frames a field of stylized oak le...

An Italian pendant light from the 1960s, featuring a sculptural half-dome shade formed using the cocoon technique. Constructed over a metal frame and sprayed with resin, the shade ha...

A French table lamp from the 1950s, attributed to Charles Dudouyt. The turned wooden base rises in a spiraling rhythm of stacked geometric forms, its rich, dark patina emphasizing th...