1960's Pair of Italian Gold Glazed Ceramic Table Lamps Attributed to Bitossi

Beautiful romantic table lamp in white glazed perforated ceramic made in Italy in the 1960s and numbered 1304. This table lamp is in allover good condition and technically 100%.   P...

Beautiful 1960's white ceramic table lamps made in Italy and hand painted with bamboo decor. The lamp is in perfect condition. The lamp is numbered as style VII and labeled. The scre...

Beautiful large stoneware table lamp in semi Brutalist style by Tilgmans Keramic from Sweden. The given dimensions are the total dimensions ...

Extremely rare and beautiful gilt cylindrical shaped ceramic table lamp by Dümler and Breiden in Germany from the 1970's in allover very good condition. The table lamp has got one sc...

Beautiful golden art glass 'Brutalist' table lamp designed by Gustav Leek for Luxux Vitssjö Sweden from the 1960's with original brutalist shade. This table lamp is overall in very g...

Beautiful and absolutely rare set of two matching table lamps in brass and beautiful hand cut Italian alabaster horse heads. These two masterpieces combined with great shades wil abs...

Ceramic base with green/blue glazie fitted with one E27 socket. Made in Italy in the late 1960s. Delivery time 1-2 weeks.

Bitossi lamps Italy, 1970 gold glaze, extremely elegant, these were produced by Bitossi the Italian ceramic manufacturer in the early 1970s as a limited edition made for the Swedish ...

Scandinavian Modern gold metallic glazed ceramic lamp with a hand incised flower on the front. Rewired for use in the USA, 100W max.

pair of table lamps in gold and natural ceramic earthward made by Bitossi Italy around 1970. Price for the pair Good condition Lamp base height 26 cm excluding lampshade

Elegant large pair of elegant Aldo Londi lamps for Bitossi Italy, 1960 ceramic gold black and copper glaze. Four available. Priced as a pair. Rewired for the US.  

Ceramic cylinder shape table lamps, produced in stoneware with a light brown glaze and gilded border at the neck is. The band of shiny gold emphasis the rough texture of the ceramic body. Guido Bitossi established his own ceramic workshop near Florence, in Montelupo, in 1921. Originally the works was named (Ceramaic Manufactory Guido Bitossi & Sons), the company name was later shortened to Bitossi Ceramiche. After World War II, master ceramist Aldo Londi (1911-2003) was appointed creative director of Bitossi Ceramiche and held that position for more than fifty years. During which time he was the creator of designs for vases, jugs, animals, candle stick holders and other objects. Where he experiment with textures, surface reliefs, glazes and in the process created new ceramics...