Bronze and Doria Leuchten Tubular Glass Floor Lamp, Germany, circa 1960

Pair of wood, bronze and glass floor lamps. Argentina circa 1950. Base dimensions: 40 cm x 40 cm.

Iron and bronze pair of floor lamps. France, circa 1940.

Pair of cut glass and bronze floor lamps. F. & C. Osler style, England.

Iridescent glass and silver plate vase. Germany, circa 1910.

Sputnik floor lamp by Doria Leuchten, Germany, 1970s. This beautiful Doria floor lamp is originally from 1970. A glass sphere with air bubbles as the shade of the lamp. The gold accents give this lamp a classy look. 1 Sustainable: environmentally conscious By supplementing your interior with vintage furniture you are environmentally conscious. This is because no new raw materials need to be used for this product. When you choose vintage, you use what is already there, and that makes it sustainable. You may not give the piece of furniture a second, but even a third or fourth life. Vintage furniture is often high-quality products that last a number of lives for a reason. 2 Vintage has a story There is a story behind every vintage product. Some furniture has a rich history and with some the story is still visible or tangible. The signs of wear give a glimpse into the life of the previous owner. This beautiful lamp fits in different living styles! Doria Leuchten was founded in Sonnfeld near Coburg Germany, just after the Second World War in 1945 by Walter Donner...

Elegant floor lamp with a striking light head from the German manufacturer Doria Leuchten. The radii of the finely executed, trumpet -shaped luminaire head. This merges into a long ...

This floor lamp was made in the 70s. It consists of an illuminated glass base and a fabric shade with a floral pattern. The lamp can be switched separately in 3 ways - base only, sha...

On offer is an extremely rare, breathtaking XL Pop Art floor or table lamp, consisting of a weighted hemisphere made of lacquered metal in yellow-orange and a hemisphere made of whit...