Asymmetric Ceiling Light in the Style of Angelo Lelli Made in Italy 1990s/2000s

Ceiling light wall light in the style of Angelo Lelli For Arredoluce a recent edition made in Italy circa 1990/2000 This model can be use as a ceiling lamp or a wall light. Made ...

A Teak ceiling lamp Anonymous made in Sweden around 1960s. White acrylic shade mounted on a teak base with nice details. Normal wear and tear.

Brass and glass opalin ceiling light in th style of Lisa Johansson-Pape made in Sweden around 1950. Minor wear, electrical function not tested A pair available price for 1 item.

Pair of large 1970s Bruno Herbst metal wall lampsl. A rare model clean and simple design executed in its original Orange and white painted metal. Midcentury Scandinavian in its conce...

Lamp "Nova" by Fog&Mörup copper colored metal.

Preben Fabricius & Jörgen Kastholm, för Nordisk Solar Denmark. Brass pendant light good condition. Electrical function not tested. Preben Juul Fabricius (1931–1984) was a Danish furniture designer who worked together with Jørgen Kastholm. During the 1960s, the pair designed a wide range of pieces for the German Alfred Kill who had a furniture factory in Fellbach near Stuttgart. Fabricius was trained as a cabinetmaker by Niels Vodder before attending the School for Interior Design where he studied under Finn Juhl. It was there that he met the blacksmith Jørgen Kastholm. They had a common approach to furniture design, never wanting to compromise on aesthetics. In 1961, the pair set up a design studio in a Gentofte cellar without any firm arrangements with manufacturers. In 1965, they exhibited at the furniture fair in Fredericia where the German furniture manufacturer Alfred Kill noticed their work. Kill had a reputation for high quality but initially Favricius and Kastholm were not keen to design furniture for factory production. Only when Kill offered them DM 2,500 a month each, with no preconditions, did they agree to work for him.[1] They travelled to Stuttgart with their first designs for production in Kill's factory in nearby Fellbach. Their international breakthrough came at the Cologne Fair in 1966 when they exhibited a whole series of office and home furniture leading to orders from ten large furniture concerns. Their minimalistic designs, both attractive and comfortable, were usually in steel and leather. The Tulip Chair, the Grasshopper Chair and the Scimitar Chair are among their most successful works. The pieces of furniture they produced during their seven-year period of cooperation from 1961 to 1968 were so distinctive that many are still produced today as classics.[4] As a result of disagreements, the pair decided to terminate their cooperation in 1968. Fabricius and Kastholm was awarded the Illum Prize (1968) and the first German Gute Form prize for their FK Tulip chair...

" Medusa " Ceiling light. It's still a popular choice today thanks to its timeless style. The black enamelled wrought metal frame is simple but elegant, and the moon-shaped white sa...

Stunning ceiling lamp in the style of Angelo Lelli / Arredoluce, manufactured in Italy, circa 1950. The lamp is made of the highest quality brass. It is made of plastic covered me...

Arredoluce ceiling chandelier, c. 1955 production, very rare model by Angelo Lelli (Lelii). Italian designer-entrepreneur Angelo Lelli--also spelled "L...

Spectacular grape colored metal and pale gray pearlized lucite saucer shaped chandelier having eight translucent panels, with three interior b...

Each glass: Diameter 13 cm x Height 20 cm E14 bulb.

Angelo Lelli for Arredoluce rare original Sei Lune (translates to "Six Moon") chandelier or flush mount ceiling light with six thick frosted glass globe shades suspended from a centr...