Rare suspension attributed to Oscar Tolasco 70s chrome lacquered metal - G517

Large Scandinavian suspension lamp model T603 by the famous Swedish designer Hans Agne Jakobsson from the 60s. Solid brass structure and attachment, off-white silk fringe diffuser, v...

Wall lamp of the 50's attributed to the Italian publishing house Oluce. Structure in steel and solid brass, black lacquered metal shade (original paint). Brass counterweight allowing...

Pair of vintage Italian ceiling lights from the 70's created in the style of Gino Sarfatti's work of the time.  Structure in white lacqu...

French wall lamp of the 50s. Very original shape of the structure in black lacquered metal. Possibility to orientate the arm of the gallows thanks to the central ball joint in solid ...

Italian midcentury Brass Chandelier Attributed to Oscar Torlasco. Fantastic Italian Mid-Century Modern polished brass 12-light Sputnik style chandelier attributed to Oscar Torlasco....

Lampada a sospensione. Attribuito a Oscar Torlasco per Stilux,, 1960 65 Vetro con difetto come da foto. Due diffusori in vetro metallo e ottone. Grazie

Beautifully shaped steel rings each containing circular glass charm with relief that catches the light in different ways.

A rare ceiling lamp or chandelier (model Step) with a semisphere lampshade in white lacquered aluminum, it was designed by Elio Martinelli and produced by the Italian company, Martinelli Luce during the 1970s. The concentric shapes repeated in a precise sequence, from which the Step lamp is structured, reveal an attitude of the designer in search of geometric essentiality. It is a lamp characterized by simple and functional lines in which all the elements are inserted into each other reducing to a disk a few centimeters high, with closing system and telescopic opening. Its particular metal lamellar structure recalls some of the most famous lamps by Alvar Aalto and the hexagonal lamp designed in 1959 by Bruno Munare for Danese. Literature: Emiliana Martinelli, Elio Martinelli e Martinelli...