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A petite Italian table lamp by Stilux, dating to the 1950s. This compact design features a slender brass frame with a warm patina. The original red enameled metal shade adds a vibran...

A 1940s Italian Modernist desk or table lamp attributed to Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. The form is defined by a domed brass shade with a softly aged patina, its adjustable arm al...

A French wall sconce from the 1940s, hand-wrought in iron and finished in warm gilt. Rising just over 28 inches tall, the piece unfurls in an intricate composition of looping scrolls...

A pair of Italian ‘Model 2225’ wall sconces designed by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte in the 1960s. Each sconce is composed of beveled glass, its crisp edges precisely cut to catch an...

An Italian ‘Area Curvea’ table lamp by Mario Bellini from the 1970s. Defined by its sweeping, continuous arc, the design traces a fluid line from a weighted cylindrical base into a s...

A French limestone table lamp by sculptor Arsène Galisson from the 1970s. Carved from a solid block of pale stone, the form is monolithic yet quietly expressive, its softened rectang...

An Italian ‘Tenaglia’ floor lamp designed by Francesco Buzzi Ceriani in 1969, in white enameled metal. The design is defined by two hemispherical shades, positioned like a pair of o...

An Italian chandelier from the 1960s, in the manner of Fontana Arte, defined by its elongated, horizontal form and layered glass construction. A frosted central band emits a soft, e...

An Italian glass dome pendant from the 1970s, designed by Ludovico Diaz de Santillana for VeArt. The shade is formed in mold-blown glass, its surface wrapped in soft, horizontal ban...

A 1930s French Art Deco pendant signed Degué. The pendant is centered by a frosted glass shade, expertly molded into a softly contoured form that diffuses light with a muted, atmosph...

A petite French Art Deco table lamp by Maison Desny, dating to the 1930s. The nickel-plated brass base is profiled with concentric detailing, lending the form a precise, architectura...

An Italian pendant from the 1970s, formed in Murano glass and defined by its balanced, spherical silhouette. The globe is rendered in a soft, translucent blue, wrapped with a contin...

Attributed to Stilux, this Italian floor lamp from the 1950s illustrates where structure is reduced to line and color is used with intention. The composition rises from a circular b...

Hand-pulled Murano glass forms the foundation of this 1960s chandelier, attributed to Toni Zuccheri for Venini—each element shaped in heat and suspended in quiet balance. The chande...

Hand-pulled Murano glass forms the foundation of this 1960s chandelier, attributed to Toni Zuccheri for Venini—each element shaped in heat and suspended in quiet balance. The chande...

Hand-pulled Murano glass forms the foundation of this 1960s chandelier, attributed to Toni Zuccheri for Venini—each element shaped in heat and suspended in quiet balance. The chande...

The “Shogun” floor lamp by Swiss architect Mario Botta for Artemide, designed in 1986 as part of the Masters Collection. A cylindrical stem rises from a powder-coated cast iron base...

Attributed to Barovier & Toso, this Italian Murano glass leaf basket pendant from the 1940s embodies a dialogue between delicacy and structure, where light is both contained and ...

Designed in Italy during the 1970s, this pendant is composed of two acrylic hemispheres joined in quiet symmetry, an object defined as much by restraint as by detail. Each half is m...

An Italian Art Deco table lamp from the 1930s. The domed shade is formed in molded ribbed glass, its fluted surface casting a soft, rhythmic diffusion of light while emphasizing its ...

A French Art Deco pendant from the 1920s, defined by a molded glass globe suspended below a wrought iron support. The spherical shade is articulated with radiating, leaf-like forms t...

The ‘Oktavo’ wall sconce, model C-1542, designed by RAAK in the Netherlands during the 1970s, is a study in balance, proportion, and quiet innovation. Composed of two opposing curve...

Woven rattan defines the body of this 1970s French pendant, shaped within a bentwood frame that brings structure to an otherwise soft, yielding material. The shade is formed from ti...

A French Art Deco pendant from the 1930s, defined by its molded glass shade suspended from three twisted metal supports. The glass is formed in a faceted, tapering silhouette, articu...

Glass and iron come together in this 1960s French torch sconce, where traditional form is extended to an architectural scale, rising to nearly four...

An early 20th century French Art Deco table lamp featuring a flower-form iron base set upon a marble plinth. The metalwork is shaped into an arching stem crowned by layered, petal-li...

A sculptural floor lamp designed by Kazuhide Takahama for Sirrah, Italy, in 1975. Named after the designer’s son, the ‘Kazuki’ reimagines the silhouette of traditional Japanese rice ...

A French iron and glass lantern pendant from the 1950s. Suspended from a darkened metal chain, the fixture is formed from a tapered iron frame that encloses softly diffused glass pan...

An Italian chandelier from the 1940s, pairing luminous glass with the warmth of brass. Eight curved arms extend from a rectangular body, each ending in a flared, softly ribbed Murano...

Rooted in the principles of Scandinavian Modern, a 1970s Danish floor lamp in beech, attributed to Domus, with its original shade intact. The piece reflects a quiet clarity of form, ...

Hand-worked Murano glass defines this pair of Italian sconces from the 1960s, attributed to Venini, each element shaped with precision, then allowed to carry its own subtle variation...

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...

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 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 ...

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 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 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 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...

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 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...