JUMO GS1 lamp, France, circa 1950

Discover this stunning blue glazed ceramic lamp, a true emblem of 1950s-1960s design. Both elegant and commanding, this rare piece fits seamlessly into interiors seeking authentici...

We present to you a stunning vintage white porcelain lamp from the 1950s-1960s. Elegant and timeless, this lamp will enhance any interior, whether placed on a table, desk, living r...

Pineapple lamp in crystal and patinated metal. Beautiful black lampshade. France, circa 1950. Hollywood Regency / Mid-Century. Decorator work in the style of Maison Charles, Baccarat...

Elegant enameled ceramic ball table lamp. Spherical shape, with white enamel on a light cream background. Art Deco, France, around 1930. In th...

Beautiful Jumo desk lamp circa 1950 in chromed steel, flexible arm and switch on weighted base. Very good condition and working order Max. height: 5...

Lamp Jumo reissued by Nice Création Compagnie (Tokyo Osaka) in plastic during the seventies. The name of JUMO comes from Yves Jujeau and Pierre and André Mounique, founders of the company JUMO. Patented in the United States, the Lucidos Bloc lamp...

Eileen Gray was a significant designer and architect born in 1878 in Brownswood, Ireland. While in Paris, in the 1920s, Gray opened her own stores to sell her furniture pieces - and just a few years later, designed and built the iconic “E-1027” Modernist villa in the south of France along with frequent collaborator Jean Badovici. Whilst her earlier works were mostly figurative, she eventually became a proponent of Modernity, inspired by traditional Japanese craftsmanship and the geometric Dutch art movement known as De Stijl. Gray is best known for her revolutionary and innovative designs, such as this ‘Mermaid’ table...

Often wrongly attributed to Eileen Gray was made in the 1940s. This Jumo lamp is very robust with a goose neck, the lampshade and the base of this small Jumo lamp has a design that r...