Daniel Pigeon Articulated Oak Lamp Le Chene Sauvage, 1980

For your consideration is this uncommon 1970s "Eyeshade" articulated desk lamp designed by George Nelson and Daniel Lewis for Koch & Lowy. The shade can be raised up/down, rotate, and tilt up/down. It is composed of an outer perforated black metal screen, an inner aluminum shade, and green acrylic end detail that glows when the light is on, an apparent modern reference to the green glass shades of antique bankers lamps...

Bartoli sculpture lamp signed by Daniel, 1980's Painted baked clay sculpture. It has a small defect at the bottom. The lamp has a linestra bulb with a single 30 cm socket. Measure...

Sauvage table lamp by Plumbum Signed by Eric Gizard and Plumbum Dimensions: Diameter 9.06" x height 16.93" Materials: Bronze, brass with black silk lampshade. All our lamps c...

Often referred to as 'The Ghost of PH' and based on the Ideas of Poul Henningsen this fully adjustable white 'Anglepoise' desk light was designed in-house at Louis Poulsen in the ear...

This rare table lamp can be folded or shaped in all the desired ways thanks to its extreme flexibility. The power of the light can be adjust in two intensities.      

An articulated Zonalite desk lamp with a pivoting black and white enameled shade and a square moat base.