Ceiling Lamp with 6 Handmade Opaline Glass Shades, 1950s

An elegant pendant lamp in Hollywood Regency style produced in Austria in the 1950s. The glass shade has been textured with 3 rings that help reduce the glare from the light bulb w...

Mid-century chandelier with eight arms in brass. The arms are made from hexagonal tubbing giving the chandelier a unique character . Eight fibreglass shades compliment the form .

This midcentury floor lamp has a solid cast iron base coated in a hammer finish varnish. The three arms are adjustable with a chrome finish ( 3x40 Watt Led bulbs are preferred ). T...

A beautiful pendant lamp in coral color with brass trim. The 6 glass globes are mat opaline glass.

Mid-Century Modern lamps are still coveted pieces thanks to their atmospheric light and disciplined, functionalist design that is not short of unique decorative elements. Not only does this one-of-a-kind model possess most of the best characteristics and Material combinations of the era, its decorative elements are also more distinctive compared to other models. This uniquely decorated ceiling lamp was designed in an era in which Europe saw the birth of many of its most iconic lighting models. It was a period of consistency, excellence, and sophistication design wise. Despite its age, this ceiling light has a hint of Art Deco in its design, with sinuous lines and pronounced decorative elements. The brass frame features two arms with defined curves that hold two glass shades. Each one has a tall cylindrical shape framed by brass rings on both ends. The opal glass with its milky texture is the perfect backdrop for the decorative crosses...

A well-chosen lighting piece can change the overall look of a room and how it feels to be in that room. Historically, chandeliers would hang in the foyer or dining room, however, now...

Highly decorative mid-century French pair of toleware hanging lights with foliage and grapevine-shaped glass shade. The lamps have acquired a beautiful patina over the years, their o...

A pair of Scandinavian ceiling lights manufactured and designed during the 1950s. Probably by Lyfa in Denmark. However they remain unattributed. They are made from patinated brass an...