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Stunning concrete Willy Guhl lamps by Eternit with teak top cover. Concrete cubes made in Switzerland. Newly fitted as a lamp, re-wired with a new custom linen shade and light diffus...

Stylish Bauhaus design-classic desk/table adjustable lamp. This design classic table lamp has a beautifully shaped, blackened shade with matching, circular base. Multiple adjustability options: the arm swivels, as does the shade, and the arm height can be adjusted as well. Both with the light on and off, this single light and timeless design classic will look great on your desk or credenza. The stylish shade spreads the light downward evenly creating an atmosphere that you usually only see in movies.Signed with Belmag Zurich...

Vintage ceramic lamp by Marcel Noverraz (circa 1960s). A thoroughly modern design with vibrant colours are what propel this ceramic lamp to catch your eye. The patterns defined by the colours are geometric or abstract. They are stunning. Without the lampshade and light bulb housing, the ceramic transforms visually into an elegant vase (see photos) with rounded structure leading to a narrow neck and classic lip. The piece is in good overall condition and currently wired for use in the UK. It can be easily modified for usage in your area. The lampshade is not included in the sale. Please enjoy the many photos accompanying this listing. Upon request a video will be provided. Noverraz' maker's mark on the underside of the piece. About the Artist: Marcel Noverraz (1899-1972) was a renowned Swiss ceramicist who was born in the town of Carouge, near Geneva. He began his career as a painter and studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Geneva. In the 1920s, he discovered ceramics and was immediately drawn to the medium's versatility and tactile qualities. Noverraz began working with pottery in 1922, and by 1926, he had established his own studio in Carouge, where he produced a range of functional and decorative objects. He became particularly well-known for his art deco-inspired designs, which were characterised by bold colours, geometric shapes, and intricate patterns. Throughout his career, Noverraz experimented with various techniques, including glazing, enamelling, and firing. He also developed his own unique style, which was influenced by traditional Swiss pottery...

1970’s Sculptural pair white powdered coated torchieres floor lamps by Swedish Architect Max Bill. Newly rewired. They take 100w Max Edison lightbulb. Measurements: 64.75” high, 9....

“1500” Office desk Lamp by Alfred Müller for Belmag AG, Switzerland, 1950s Measures: D: 30 cm H: 37/55 cm W: 35/60 cm.

Utilizing strong geometric forms, Swiss Architect Mario Botta designed the Zefiro Pendant, a stunning light fixture that resembles a mobile as much as it does a light fixture utilizi...

Quality made good design The arms can be positioned in diverse unorthodox angles Enameled aluminum shade, steel hardware and heavy iron base The lamp's on and off switch is at the...

Rare pair of adjustable pharmacy style floor, or reading lamps by Cedric Hartman. The lamps feature a vertical adjustment (46 H - 31 L ) along with an adjustable hood shade to perfectly position and direct the light to your needs. The lamps are constructed to the highest quality standards, both are in very fine, original, clean and working condition. Steel stem with brass hood...

Beautiful and complete original extra-large capiz shell chandelier designed by Verner Panton for J. Luber Ag in Switzerland, 1964. This extra large chandel...

This refined Mid-Century Modern rosewood and chrome floor lamp was designed by Georges Frydman for Temde Leuchten in Switzerland, circa 1960. The piece offers a bookmatched rosewood ...

Chrome counterweight desk lamp by Optelma, Switzerland.  

Stylish 1920s, Bauhaus design-classic table lamp. Both figuratively and literally, this 1930s fixture is perfect for bringing light to your Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern interior. This design classic and antique...