Gabbia sculptural lamp by Adalberto dal Lago for Esperia

Born in 1935 into a family of celebrated glassmakers from the venetian island of Murano, Carlo Nason is no doubt one of the most influential glass designers of the twentieth century....

Founded in 1936 by italian designer Gino Sarfatti, Arteluce has been one of the most influential brands in italian mid-century lighting. The production of the company covered every genre of lamps, from floor and table ones to sconces and ceiling lights. The reference numbers showed a methodical organisation, with numbers starting from 100 for sconces, 500 for table lamps, 1000 for floor lamps, 2000 for chandeliers and 3000 for ceiling lights. The present lamp has reference number 600, and is indeed a table lamp. It is characterised by the funny leather bag at the base: filled with sand, it works as a weight, and allows the lamp to be placed at several different angles on the table. It is a very rare and sought after piece designed by Sarfatti himself. Preserved in very good conditions, the original...

Vintage Italian Space Age "Oliver" white table lamp by Paolo Piva for Lumenform, with rotating three-quarter lampshade allowing to direct the light beam. Includes a chromed head ligh...

Born in Venice in 1914, Angelo brotto was a multi-faceted artist who challenged himself with painting, sculpture and glassmaking. He also worked as a designer, creating mainly lamps of all kinds for Murano based...

Vintage Italian Lighting - Table Lamp - Sculptural Light - Cubosfera by Alessandro Mendini Born 1931, Alessandro Mendini has been one of the founding fathers of contemporary Italia...

Offered here is a nice and uncommon Italian lamp dated to the 1960s. It has no attribution labels or brand indication, but it is fair to say that it's inspired in the style of Sirrah...

"Giglia" (Grid) table lamp by Adalberto Dal Lago for Esperia. A pure semispherical shade is underlined by the thin chromed grid.

Beautiful floor lamp designed by Adalberto Dal Lago, manufactured by Esperia in Italy around 1960. This eye-catching piece is made of high quality chrome metal with a plexiglass s...

Drive Table Lamp by Adalberto Dal Lago for Bieffeplast, 1970s Designer - Adalberto Dal Lago & Adam Thiani Producer - Francesconi / Bieffeplast Model - Drive Table Lamp Design Period ...

1970s green space age desk lamp Dimensions: 52 cm heigh 22 cm width 14 cm width materials: abs plastic, glass good condition with slight sig...

Adalberto Dal Lago (Milan, 1937) was a reknowned Italian architect. He curated numerous architecture and design exhibitions. He has been a consultant for numerous companies producing...

Table lamp drive designed by Adalberto Dal Lago and Adam Thiani in 1974. It was manufactured by Francesconi and features an original label on its underside. This model is part of a series of wall and table lamps. All of them made from plastic, rubber and safety glass. The lamp on offer is the largest model in the series. The top of the lamp can be turned, the relatively heavy rubber base keeps it stabile. Another table lamp from the same series has been described in the Repertorio del Design Italiano 1950-2000 by Giuliana Gramigna on Page 229 (1974) and in 'Space Age Lights...