Luna Table Lamp by Rinaldo Cutini for New Lamp, 1970s

Plexiglass light sculpture designed by Gaetano Missaglia for his own company Missaglia, 1970s. A chrome-plated metal base and four curved plexiglass parts together form a striking l...

Swiveling dark brown table lamp of lacquered metal designed by Gae Aulenti and manufactured by Stilnovo in the 1970s. The top section of the lamp can...

Playful “Spirale” table lamp designed by Angelo Mangiarotti and manufactured by Candle, Milano in the 1970s. The switch of the lamp is integrated in the base (see picture 4) and can ...

Gecko table lamp by Italian designer Gianfranco Frattini for Leuka in 1971. Giuliana Gramigna described on Page 208 (1972) of 'Repertorio del Design Italiano 1950-2000' (translated from Italian): "Table lamp with adjustable angle reflector, connected with the base by a magnet." This surprising structure ensures that the lamp can be directed in all directions. The lamp is in good vintage condition. The electrical wiring is from the 70s and is still attached to the base of the lamp using the original rubber connection piece. Some loss of chrome on the top of the lamp can be noticed, the inside of the reflector is discolored. Gianfranco Frattini is also known because of the luminous snakelike fixture named Boalum which he designed together with Livio Castiglioni for Artemide and the impressive table lamp with fringes...

Elbow table lamp designed by E. Bellini and manufactured by Targetti Sankey in the 1970s. The lamp is made of a chromed metal tube with a black rubber connection piece. The constr...

A Nuphar table lamp designed by Toni Zucchini and produced by VeArt, in the 1970s. The lamp has a spherical glass body with five pleats folded inwards and a chromed metal fitting....

Rinaldo Cutini Luna table lamp. composed of three steel discs, each with a hole punched in the middle and folded at a right angle. They are joined to suggest s spherical form with a ...

Scarce table lamp by Ingrid Hsalmarson for New Lamp. Methacrylate and aluminium table lamp, it represents a perfect example of New Lamp production.

Stunning Pop Art Table Lamp, comprising 16 plexiglass rods illuminated through circular holes in the black aluminium base. Believed to be a model titled Divieto, attributed to Gianf...

Quasar lamp designed by Gianfranco Fini in 1969. The structure is in opalescent plexiglas. New Lamp Edition. Bibliography F. Ferrari, N. Ferrari, "Luce: l...

Sculpture Minimalist table lamp attributed to new lamp, 1970 Pop Art.

Rare set of table lamps mod. 'Ascissa' by Gianfranco Fini & Fabrizio Coccia for New Lamp, Italy ca. 1970. Needless to say, New Lamp was one of the leading sculptural lighting design studios from Italy who created the most amazing designs between 1968 - 1972. With their radical designs, they gained a lot of prestige in just four years and their designs have now become highly sought-after collectors' items which consists in the collection of museums and important private collections. The design of these lamps consisting three high gloss polished aluminium square tubes terminating in perspex light...