'Napoli' Eyeball Floor Lamp by Gepo Lighting, The Netherlands, 1960s

The large Mushroom floor lamp provides a beautiful warm light and illuminates the whole room with the appropriate light source. This lamp requires 3 x E-27 bulbs also available in LED. Gepo was family business founded by the brothers Posthuma: Peter, Jules, Archi and Rob. The name GePo is derived from GEbroeders (brothers) POsthuma. The brothers started their business with 35 euro/dollar borrowed from their mother. In 1972 the company had a turnover of + 1 million...

Purple Diabolo floor lamp in style of Stillnovo, 1960s.

All chrome 1 spotlight floor lamp by Sölken Leuchte, 1960s. Graceful and heavy 1960s ‘trumpet’ floor lamp produced by the Sölken Leuchten company. Appealing organic shapes and glossy chrome material. One normal E27 light source provide a warm light reflecting on the chrome and the surroundings. This item is in great condition, no dents, normal wear consistent with age, comfortable switch in the wire. The Solken lighting designs can be compared with other European Lighting...

Full brass single shade floor lamp by Cosack Leuchten, 1960s, Germany. Heavy brass. Minimal design Very high quality. Fully functional. This 1960s Brass Cosack floor lamp exists in several versions. Other lampshades were used with the same base & rod. Also table and wall lamps exists. The shade can rotate and pointed in various directions. The Gebrüder Cosack (Gecos) company was founded in 1833 as a metal processing plant in Neheim-Hüsten, Germany by Egon, Friedrich and Theodor Cosack together with Gottliebe Tappe. It was named Metallwarenfabrik Tapp + Cosack. In the beginning they made liturgical items, crosses and upholstery nails made of brass and they also produced kerosene lamps. Later the company came to the production of electric lamps. After the Second World War Cosack pursued a modern direction. A best seller were copper lighting for restaurants. The company was declared bankrupt in 1984. Best known designers: Gottfried Stürzenhofecker, K. H. Kinsky, Hans Wilfried Hegger, Hans-Joachim Groth, Burkhard Panteleit, Joachim O. Becker, Prof. Friedrich Becker, Waldemar Rothe...

Very unique counter balance floor lamp, 1960s. The balance arm has a chrome globe joint and is adjustable up and down and can rotate, the standing shaft has a ball joint at the groun...

Adjustable Anvia floor lamp designed by J. Hoogervorst in ca.1960. This aluminum lamp is fully adjustable and suitable for direct light to read or indirect light on the wall or ceili...

Eye-ball arc floor lamp by GEPO Amsterdam with adjustable shade. Max height: 165cm. Wide adjustment range with eye ball shade. Very good original condition. 1x60W, E25-E27 bulb ...

Gepo Floor Lamp Chrome; sixties floor lamp designed by the brothers Postuma for the Dutch company Gepo. The ball-shaped caps are adjustable in heigh...

This large midcentury lamp was manufactured by Gepo Amsterdam in the Netherlands, circa 1960s. Most likely it was designed by the Gebroeders Posthuma. T...

Space ace all-over. Thick chrome goose neck floor lamp. With a coffee brown hood and base. Like a snake. You can put the light in every positions you will. 1970s good conditio...

Mid Century Modern GEPO Amsterdam Double Arc Space Age Eyeball Floor Lamp. The arcs can be adjusted in height and turned all around. The Black eyeball shades can be positioned insid...

Well designed floor lamp, by quality lighting firm Gebroeders Posthuma ('Gepo') from Amsterdam. Height adjustable from the very top of the central support rod all the way down to the...