Cherry Floor Lamps

Just in, a beautiful vintage Shaker turned solid cherry floor lamp circa 1970s. Crafted from solid cherry, this timeless floor lamp features an elegantly turned column resting on a sculptural legs, showcasing the clean lines and exceptional craftsmanship associated with classic Shaker design. The warm cherry wood finish has developed a rich patina over the years, making it a versatile piece that complements Mid-Century Modern, Early American, Colonial, Farmhouse, Traditional, and Scandinavian interiors alike. Whether placed beside a reading chair, sofa, or in a cozy corner, it brings warmth and understated elegance to any space. Stamped underneath: "Shaker Workshops...

Penta Cherrywood, Chrome, and Woven Straw Floor Lamp, with original label. 62.25" H x 16" Diameter. Provenance: From a Vintage Collection of Italian Designer Furniture Samples.

Beautiful Italian postmodern floor lamp by Roberto freno for VeArt circa 1980's, gorgeous glass lamp shade that will be removed for easy and protective shipping nice accents of cherr...

Floor lamp made of anodized aluminum, cherry wood and glass diffuser.

Very Nice Art deco Turned Cherry Wood Floor Lamp, Cement base with Marble Finish. The width and depth applies to the lampbase.

Beautiful large 1960s Space Age floor lamp. Made in Germany. Typical design of that time. Very solidly built. The entire lamp is made of solid cherry wood. Very good vintage conditio...

Pair of sculptural cherrywood floor lamps with brass accents and original paper shades (Vermont, USA, 1995). Each lamp has a double-socket accommodating two bulbs with two on/off pul...

A pair of vintage uplighter floor lamps designed by Josep Llusca in 1994 for Flos Italy. Circa 1990's. The floor lamps have grey lacquere...

Shaker turned Solid Cherry floor lamp.

A large, impressive and sculptural floor lamp made by Robert Worth c.1970's West Chester PA. The lamp is entirely constructed of laminated hard woods, ...

Frank Lloyd Wright Yamagiwa Taliesin floor lamp S2530 Offered for sale is a Frank Lloyd Wright Yamagiwa Taliesin S2530 floor lamp with a wooden ...

After a design by Frank Lloyd Wright, this 10-light floor lamp is made of cherry, model S7263 and manufactured by Yamagiwa of Japan, circa 1990s. This lamp is based on a Wright desig...

Yamagiwa Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin S2530 floor lamp, wooden frame with white fabric shade, hexagonal base, maker's label underside "Yamag...

This Space Age floor lamp was produced in the 1960s in Czech Republic. It features a beautifully shaped cherrywood tripod base and a milk - white glass lampshade. The lamp gives a so...

This piece has an attribution mark such as a manufacturer’s label, a certificate of authenticity, or a production mark European Plug (up to 250V) Iconic modern "Pao" table saucer lamp designed by Matteo Thun in 1991 for Flos. Lamp base of opal blown glass with cherrywood stem and hand blown satin milk glass shade, accented by matte silver metal. Dimensions 17" W × 12.5" D × 73.5" L Matteo Thun- Each project has its own identity – the genius loci creates the architectural style. To build with the Genius Loci, to respect the soul of the place is what we do. We like a multicultural, holistic approach both in small- and large-scale projects. This interdisciplinary process focuses on aesthetic consistency, durability and the future lifespan of our buildings and products.- Matteo Thun Architect-designer Matteo Thun was born in Bolzano in 1952. He studied at the Salzburg Academy with Oskar Kokoschka and at the University of Florence. After meeting Ettore Sottsass, he was invited to become a cofounder of the Memphis group in Milan, and was a partner at Sottsass Associati from 1980 to 1984. He was a professor of design at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna from 1983 to 2000. In 1984, he opened his own studio in Milan. Between 1990 and 1993, Thun was also the art director at the Swatch watch company. In 2001, Thun joined forces with Luca Colombo, Herbert Rathmaier, and Antonio Rodriguez to found Matteo Thun & Partners in Milan. The company was later organized into the companies MTLC, MTDR, and Matteo Thun & Partners China. These various creative entities develop projects in the architectural, interior design, and product design arenas. Cumulatively, they employ approximately 60 professionals, including architects, designers, and graphic designers. Thun has worked with numerous brands, including Artemide, Fontana Arte, Missoni, Porsche, Philips Electronics, Driade, and Zucchetti. Notable projects include, among many others, the iconic illy Espresso...