Pinocchio Adjustable Floor Lamp in Pine by Pietro Cascella for Reflo, Italy 1972

A ‘Shogun’ Lamp by Swiss Architect Mario Botta for Artemide designed in 1986 as part of their Masters Collection. A true icon of design, the Shogun lamp is now on display at the Metr...

A rare Italian floor lamp designed by Adalberto Dal Lago for Vistosi in 1971. This sculptural lamp has a handblown Murano opaline glass frame and shade with a circular chrome base an...

The “Shogun” Lamp by Swiss Architect Mario Botta for Artemide designed in 1986 as part of their “Masters” Collection. A true icon of design, the Shogun lamp is now on display at the ...

A rare and important ‘Bridge’ floor lamp by Severin Hansen, an iconic Danish design from the 1950s. Crafted for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri, this piece features a beautifully stained beech ...

Italy, 1950s Manufactured by Fontana Arte Crystal base, brass stand, satin finish white glass conical shade. CE certificate provided Literature: I quaderni di Fontana Arte n.6.

Italian adjustable floor lamp by Angelo Ostuni for O-Luce.

Please note that the price is for 1 lamp. 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...

Vintage lighting in golden colour, produced in Italy in the 1908's. The two arms of the lamp are adjustable in height, can be rotated all the way around and the lights can be directe...