Tessellated Marble twist Karl Springer floor lamp original shade

A most unusual three footed floor lamp with a metal shade that is quite contorted. This lamp looks like a one of a kind piece as the shade has hand marker markings where it is held t...

A beautiful Karl Springer tessellated stone mirror with a nice bevel. The mirror is quite substantial with a deep angle as it is almost 3 inch...

An elegant standing lamp with chrome body and an unusual silk shade that fits in the interior shell. It takes four long bulbs, as in aquariums. The shade has points in it that receiv...

A pair of Lucite and chrome floor lamps designed by Peter Hamburger. These have been attributed to Knoll or Kovacs. Some wear to the chrome but in good vintage condition.

A beautiful and functional chromed floor lamp by the noted master of Lucite Charles Hollis Jones. Purchased directly from Mr. Jones. The piece is unsigned. The lamp is adjustable and...

A wonderful pair of Venini Triedri glass lamps with chrome accents. These lamps each feature 8 bulbs inside and one has 32 glass triangular pieces and t...

Pair of square tessellated floor lamps with brass trim on stepped bases… base marked made in Columbia…

Karl Springer floor lamp in tessellated fossil coral with brass base.

"J.M.F. Floor Lamp" with gently twisting shaft in tessellated fossilized coral with polished brass base and fittings by Karl Springer, American 1980's. This lamp showcases the meticu...

A matched pair of Karl Springer floor lamps executed in the style of Maison Jansen.

A monumental and unusual lamp by British potter, Bernard Rooke. An early piece, probably dating from the 1960s, and initialled BR on the side. Large-scale single-piece Rooke lamps are rare to see - kiln size often a limiting-factor - particularly with an original shade. The base is hand-built, with the lower section finished in a glaze of green/grey. The upper part is glazed showing natural terracotta tones and features raised patterns and piercing, finishing in pierced loops at the top. Both the base and shade are in good original condition, with normal wear from age and use and the hand-making process. A firing crack to the interior flat section of the base appears stable, and is not visible in use. Wiring: The original wiring has been removed and will need to be replaced in the country of install to meet local needs. The lamp-holder takes a bayonet-fitting bulb and we recommend low-heat models to protect this piece for the future. Shade: The lamp has its original shade, which is rare, and this one is an unusual size for Rooke designs. Overall it has retained pretty good shape, with a little "ovalling", minor marks and occasional short crack to the liner. The fitting is a duplex...

A bronze floor lamp from Karl springer Original surface Copy of a Giacometti design, Very Heavy.