Sabine Charoy Ceiling Light Model 20575 Verre Lumière Chrome Lacquer Minimalist

You have the rare opportunity to acquire an absolutely stunning modern chandelier from the house of Venini, Italy. The magnificent model "Pastorale" with the catalog number 966 - wi...

Pierre Cardin, “Cage” dining table, chrome and gilded chrome. France, C.1970. This sculptural table, known as the cage table, was designed and manufactured by Pierre Cardin during t...

Made in Denmark—birthplace of the renowned furniture maker Fritz Hansen—this striking wingback chair is a standout example of Danish Mid-Century Modernism, with a silhouette that is ...

Illustration of Italian creative freedom in the mid-20th century, the Calice bar was designed by Aldo Tura, renowned for his innovative use of lacquered goatskin and his distinguishe...

COMPLETELY RESTORED, WIRED & PLATED - Striking pair of floor lamps designed by Sabine Charoy in 1969 for the esteemed French lighting manufacturer Verre Lumière. These sculptural lam...

A very large, elegant and minimal suspension, chandelier, Post-Modernist, Bauhaus, Constructivist, Memphis, main axis in slightly granite matte black lacquered tubular metal, interlo...

Jolie lampe de Savine Charoy pour verre et lumières.

A very rare Studio table lamp by Verre Lumiere circa 1970 constructed of hand forged stainless steel. French studio Verre Lumiere. Founded in 1968 by Max Ingrand, a French master glass worker and decorator, Verre Lumiere was in fact a partnership between French glass company Saint Gobain and the lighting firm Mazda and spanned over only 20 years. With just forty craftsmen everything was devised in house – and it shows in their simple hand forged beauty. Apart from distinguishing themselves through public and commercial commissions, including Pierre Paulin‘s Élysée...