Jean-Pierre Vitrac, Strigam Lamp, Verre et Lumière Edition, France, 1983

Spectacular pendulum lamp in polished metal, France 1960. The reflector in the shape of a witch's hat is counterbalanced by a counterweight, the rocking ...

Maison Lunel, elegant diabolo reflector table lamp, France 1950. The weighted cast iron base ensures good stability and allows the arm and reflector to be freely adjusted. The design...

Jean-Pierre Ryckaert, wrought iron and leather coffee table base, France 1950. Tripod-shaped, this creation combines heavy-section wrough...

Alexandre Kostanda (1921-2007), Table lamp in enamelled sandstone with abstract patterns, Vallauris 1950. Alternating light blue and ultramarine, yellow and green highlighted with br...

Designer : Jean-Pierre Vitrac , Edition Manade Design Period : 20th Century Materials : Plastic , Metal Condition : Good , vintage , shows signs of wear and imperfections. Dimensions...

Rare lampe à balancier par Pierre Soulié pour verre et lumière

Sabine Charoy rare desk lamp model 10596 Edition Verre Lumiere, 1981, France. Anodized aluminum, black lacquered metal base. Dimensions: 45cm H, 45cm W, 10 cm D. Original condition. Collector item rare on the market. All purchases are covered by our Buyer Protection...

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...