Pietro Chiesa Floor Lamp Manufactured by Fontana Arte, circa 1938 Italy

Marcel Ramond (1935), Metal floor lamp, prototype, Phillips edition, Circa 1980, France. Height: 190 cm, width: 60 cm depth: 18 cm.

Maison Arluce, floor lamp, Néo-classical floor lamp in imitation of an oil lamp, brass and iron painted, circa 1960, France. Height 153 cm, diameter 54 cm.

Jean Touret (1916-2004) for the Marolles workshop, Four-light floor lamp model « Girouette », Wrought iron beaten with rooster decoration and under each light the initial of the four cardinal points, Tripod base, With four lampshades, Circa 1950, France. Measures : height 190.5 cm, width 41.91 cm, depth 55.88 cm. Jean Touret is a French sculptor, whose mainly religious work, uses wood and metals to achieve sometimes monumental sculptures (statuary, altars, organ buffets). His art that remains figurative but at the limit of abstraction, coincides with the movement back to the liturgical simplicity that Vatican II. Jean Touret is also known as designer. At the beginning of his career, in the Loir et Cher, he set up a craft cooperative "The Artisans de Marolles...

Toni Cordero, candleholders, metal and enamelled copper, stone base. Production Studio Del Campo, circa 1980, Italy. Height: 77 cm, diameter: 10 cm.

Georges Pelletier (1938), Set of four plates, Black, gold and red enamelled ceramic with solar decoration, Signed on the back, circa 1970, France. Measure: Depth. 26,8 cm Georges ...

Hans Bellmann. Manufacture Horgen-Glarus, set of ten Dining tables. Wood and metal structure, circa 1970, Switzerland. Measures: Height 77cm, wid...

Beautifully patinated brass torchiere floor lamp attributed to Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte, circa 1930s. Glass panels run along the center column. Fastened to the ebonized wood with washer/nuts and covered in decorative brass shell clips. Perfect for a subtle tropical decor...

Elegant glass and brass-mounted floor lamp designed by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte.  

Floor lamp designed by Pietro Chiesa in 1933 and produced by Fontana Arte. The Luminator was for its time a groundbreaking design, and considered to be the first indirect light floor lamp in design history. The lamp is completely built up in metal, consisting of a stem that widens into a cone. The color can be best described as a very light grey, with a hint of blue. The finish is not smooth, but has a relief to it. Light source: E14 Screw-in halogen or incandescent bulb. Can be used on the US electric grid after a plug change (we can do this for you!). Origination: Italy, 1980s. Most lamps carry the Fontana Arte label...

"Luminator" lamp designed by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana made with lacquered metallic structure. Bibliography S. Montefusco, Fontana Arte Repertorio 1933- 1943 dalle immagini dell'epo...

Chiesa for Fontana Arte rare floor lamp design, 1936 Enameled aluminium, curved glass, aluminum, lacquered wood Measure: 15½ W x 11 D x 97 H in Literature: Fontana Arte: Gio...

Elegant glass and brass-mounted floor lamp attributed to Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. Project Publication, Franco Deboni Fontana Arte.