Pair of Italian Brass and Glass "Laser" Floor Lamp by Max Baguara for Lamperti

Italian floor lamp, Lucite base with brass stem and white glass shade.

Pair of stunning Italian floor lamps. Made in Italy. Brass plated shade, base and chromed stem. Halogen sockets. Each lamp comes with a dimmer. Please see all pictures. Excellent con...

Large chrome table lamps by Robert Sonneman from the 1960s. Chrome has some age-related wear, please see all pictures. No rust.

Very interesting floor lamp, three painted metal semicircles connected to each other and three round plastic shades. Floor lamp or art.

Harry Balmer Brutalist Floor Lamp with glass side table. Seller will provide new socket and harp for buyer. No shade included. Measure...

Well crafted designer table lamp made of brass and glass.

Crystal clear glass panel and brass base supporting a brass 'Laser' uplighter designed by Max Baguara in 1979 and manufactured by Lamperti, Italy, 1979.Excellent condition. Labelled.  

Very nice Postmodern Max Baguara ‘laser uplighter’ floorlamp for Lamperti Italy. black lacquered metal around a large thick glass plate (Murano) good condition. Halogen with dimme...

Vintage Italian clear glass and chrome floor lamp designed by designer Max Baguara and manufactured by Lamperti from 1970s. The shade inside is marked with lable Lamperti Modello La...

Hollywood Regency glass and brass 'torchiere' floor lamp by Max Baguara for Lamperti Finely made, quality floor lamp Beautiful, timeless pie...

A large floor lamp that is both airy and rigorous, Post-Modernist, Bauhaus, Constructivist, Memphis, in black lacquered metal around a large strip of thick glass (from Murano?); “Las...

Particular floor lamp in fiberglass and brass designed by Salvatore Gregorietti for Lamperti in Italy in the 1960s. The floor lamp has a semi-transparent fiberglass lampshade with brass profiles and details. Made from the usual fiberglass material, with brass details, it has a large diffuser, in the shape of a square dome, connected to the top by means of a brass structure. The central stem and base are in polished brass. One of the most significant international graphic designers, appreciated for the visual clarity and structural coherence of his projects. Born in Palermo, Sicily, in 1941. He studied at the Liceo Artistico di Brera in Milan and at the School of Arts and Crafts in Zurich. He began working in Milan in the early 1960s as Massimo Vignelli's first assistant. In the same period he designed all the books published by Milano Libri including the Linus magazine and the Italian edition of Charles Schulz's Peanuts. In 1965 he joined Unimark International as a junior partner, working with Bob Noorda on numerous corporate identity programs for major clients including Agip and Feltrinelli. He redesigned the logos of Max Meyer...