60s 70s wall lamp wall light glass & metal vintage space age design

60s 70s Kinkeldey wall light glass wall lamp Space Age Design 60s 70s Object: wall lamp Manufacturer: Kinkeldey Condition: good Age: around 1960-1970 Dimensions: 31...

60s 70s lamp light wall lamp wall lamp glass space age design 60s 70s Object: wall lamp Manufacturer: Condition: good Age: around 1960-1970 ...

60s 70s Lamp light wall lamp wall light Limburg Space Age Design 60s. Object: wall lamp Manufacturer: Glashütte Limburg Condition: good Age: around 1960-1970 Dimension...

60s 70s lamp light wall lamp wall light Limburg Space Age Design 60s Object: wall lamp Manufacturer: Glashütte Limburg Condition: good Age: around 1960-1970 Dimensions: Width =...

60s 70s lamp light wall lamp wood metal Space Age Design 60s 70s Object: wall lamp Manufacturer: Condition: good - vintage Age: around 1960...

60s 70s Kinkeldey Wall Light Glass Wall Lamp Space Age Design 60s 70s Object: wall lamp Manufacturer: Kinkeldey Condition: good Age: around 1960-1970 Dimensions: 18...

Set of 2 x Aluminium Wall Lamps - 1970s These great lamps are a real design classic from the 1960s-1970s. The wall lamps are an original of their time and provide a pleasant light. ...

A very rare space age arc wall lamp by Dijkstra called 'The Globe'. The transparent outer shade and aluminium inner shade produce a magnificent light together. The shade can be turne...

Rare arc wall lamp in sparkled brownish colour from the Dutch brand Herda. The shade can be turned any direction desirable and positioned inside or outside the arc. The lamp has a sw...

Enameled metal ceiling lamp with white glass diffusers.

The Space Age Era, or Atomic Age, has been a very prolific couple of decades for design worldwide. Italy was no exceptions, with designers the likes of Joe Colombo, Goffredo Reggiani and Anna Castelli Ferrieri creating some timeless icons of which many are still produced to these days. But it wasn't all about resounding names: also lesser known designers created interesting pieces, often with a very personal and recognisable style. Amongst these certainly stands out Enrico Tronconi, whose area of interest was lighting design: he created several different pieces ranging from ceiling lamps and sconces to floor and table lamps. Most of them feature metal blades that resemble rocket propellers or air-cooled car engines. The present sconce, measuring 30cm in diameter, has indeed two wide blades painted in ochre and three smaller ones highlighted by a chrome coating. It is preserved in good conditions and only has minor signs of use; it's a stunning piece both when lit and when off. It is hardwired (220V standard) and has recently been rewired by a certified electrician. For more vintage Italian furniture...

Floor lamp in chromed metal with swiveling diffuser and adjustable height.