Ben Swildens Table Lamp for Verre 10445 Lumiere, 1970

Uovo' table lamp, an elegant shape made of satinised white blown glass, which uniformly diffuses a warm and enveloping light.

Pair of Uovo or Egg table lamps designed by Ben Swildens for Fontana Arte rendered in hand blown white glass with a white perforated metal base.

A very rare Studio table lamp by Verre Lumiere circa 1970 constructed of hand forged stainless steel. French studio Verre Lumiere. Founded in 1968 by Max Ingrand, a French master glass worker and decorator, Verre Lumiere was in fact a partnership between French glass company Saint Gobain and the lighting firm Mazda and spanned over only 20 years. With just forty craftsmen everything was devised in house – and it shows in their simple hand forged beauty. Apart from distinguishing themselves through public and commercial commissions, including Pierre Paulin‘s Élysée...

An amazing extra large egg-shaped glass, sitting on a solid travertine base freshly rewired, with a cloth cord the lamp is absolutely gorgeous and very rare it takes a regular lightb...

Pair of table lamps in the manner of Ben Swildens 1980s Italy Opaque glass 27cm high, 19cm diameter

These rare mirror wall lamps were designed around 1970 by Michel Boyer and produced by Verre Lumiére in France. The pieces features a wonderful warm ...