Italian modern steel and crystal floor lamp by Gyula Pap for Tecnolumen, 1970s

Italian modern metal and glass floor lamp by Vincenzo Missanelli for Ladue, 1980. Floor lamp with black metal stem structure with round cast iron base with rough finish and curved ma...

Adjustable floor lamp with spherical lampshade in white painted metal. The diffuser is mobile thanks to a particular adjustable hook in plexiglass and the stem, in chromed steel, res...

Italian space age chromed steel P449 floor lamp by Luci Illuminazione, 1970s. Floor lamp entirely in chromed steel, with four light points. Produced by Luci Illuminazione in approx. ...

Italian modern chromed metal floor lamp by Goffredo Reggiani for Reggiani, 1970s Floor lamp with round base in chromed metal. The lamp has three light points supported by their respe...

A vintage Mid-Century modern Italian floor lamp made of hand crafted polished brass designed by Gaetano Sciolari and produced by Stilnovo, in good condition. The sculptural light is composed with a large curved shade which is made of hand blown smoked crystal glass, supported by three long stem, resting on a thick round marble base. The detailed lighting contains a ten light socket and is composed with its original light switch. The wires have been renewed. Circa 1940 - 1950, Milan, Italy. Base: 0.75" H x 14.75" diameter Shade: 2.75" H x 27.75" diameter Stilnovo was an Italian lighting and design company founded in 1946, in Milan by the well-known Italian designer Bruno Gatta. During the Mid-Century Modern era the Stilnovo brand was one of the most pioneered lighting design companies in Italy, also known as the Stilnovo Period. Well-known artists have worked and designed for Stilnovo, such as the Italian architect and designer Pier Giacomo Castiglioni and Joe Cesare Colombo...

In his final year as a Bauhaus student in Weimar, Gyula Pap helped out Georg Muche and the construction department by designing a floor lamp for their experimental house, “Am Horn”. The light source is a special design feature in its own right – an exposed incandescent light bulb with a mirrored dome, which had just been invented at the time. The rays of light are channelled downwards, making the light source appear dark. The light is absorbed and refracted by the etched pane of frosted glass in such a way that it appears to float like a shining layer above the thin, nickel-plated metal tube. This lamp was shown as an example of functional design in the Bauhaus Book...

Modern vintage Artemide floor lamp designed by Carlo Forcolini, 1980s Italy. The floor lamp named Polifemo made from black lacquered metal ...

Amazing floor lamp in chrome and plexiglass by the Italian designer Reggiani. Made in Italy in the 1970s. The direction of the light can be adjust...