Blown Glass Table Lamps

With opal glass and whimsical frame, HOODIE Table Lamp embodies an elf-like adventurer who is ready to brave the world and embark on its next adventure. HOODIE Table Lamp comes equipped with a splendid rotatable shade that allows you to adjust the light to that perfect direction. As a rechargeable light...

A vintage hand blown glass table lamp designed by Biilman-Petersen for Le Klint of Denmark in 1948. The dark green glass is in great vintage conditio...

Black Sonic Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: Ø 30.5 x H 46 cm. Materials: Turned pine wood in matte black finish, hand-forged brass plate and blown glass globes. The gracefu...

Serpentine rope table lamp with marine green glass ball in the center. Most likely by French iconic designers Adrien Audoux and Frida Minnet from the ...

Bespoke pair of Italian lamps with geometric urban design, an architectural creation composed of rectangular organic crystal and rose pink Murano glass blocks variegated with a strik...

Átomo Sand Blown Glass and Brass Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 33 cm. Materials: Brass, steel and blown glass. Átomo is perfect to give a touch of silent light, ...

Olive and Smoke Mácula Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: D 28 x W 46 x H 53.5 cm. Materials: Cast bronze body, turned brass base, colored blown glass globes and rayon-lined ca...

Art Nouveau BALLOON GLASS TABLE LAMP, by Gustav Gurschner and Johann Loetz Witwe, c. 1904, the glass dome in a frosted yellow iridescent ground is crowned by orange abstract swirls a...

Authentic Val St. Lambert hand-blown glass lamps from Belgium, circa 1960. Beautiful array of colors and expert craftsmanship. Heavy crystal glass. Several of the lamps have the original sticker attached. Re-wired for the USA with UL-listed parts. The bright pink lamp...

Olive and Smoke Mácula Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: D 28 x W 46 x H 53.5 cm. Materials: Cast bronze body, turned brass base, colored blown glass globes and rayon-lined ca...

A lovely pair of delicately proportioned swirl blown lamps with a touch of citrine to make these appear more ample. These lamps are a modernized version of your classical baluster sh...

Laurel Lamp, Frosted Glass, Brushed Chrome-Plated Steel, Signed. Small scale swinging 1960's table with brushed chrome tulip form base and a white frosted glass globe shade. Molded m...

Contemporary Italian Pair of Murano Glass Lamps, work of Art signed by Alberto Donà, entirely blown and handcrafted, the glass body is diamond cut and worked in Sommerso with a deep ...

Vermilion and Smoke Mácula Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: D 28 x W 46 x H 53.5 cm. Materials: Cast bronze body, turned brass base, colored blown glass globes and rayon-line...

Our aim is the emotion, through glass, lighten by the spirit of art. 1295 Murano is a furnace, a design lab and an interior point of view regarding to the most exclusive producti...

1950s Mauri Almari chrome and opaline glass table lamp for Idman. A rare and elegant lamp executed in chromed metal and blown opaline glass. A contemporary of Paavo Tynell, Almar...

Átomo Smoke Blown Glass and Brass Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 33 cm. Materials: Brass, steel and blown glass. Átomo is perfect to give a touch of silent light,...

The Groove Series Table Lamps are the newest design in this popular series featuring the signature groove embedded in blown glass forms. Combining a mode...

An Italian circa 1960's glass table lamp. Measurements: Height of body: 18" Height of rest to shade: 28" Width: 8.5" Depth: 7.5"

Rare table lamp, designed by Karin Korn for Beleuchtungsglaskombinat Görlitz. Produced in east Germany near the border of Poland. Beautifully made mushroom ...

A handsome matching pair of table lamps in a conical mushroom form after Laurel Lamp Company. The lamps feature brass plated cast aluminum base with a mouth blown frosted glass lamp ...

High-quality Italian mouth-blown Murano glass table lamp signed Barovier-Toso in a rare baby aquamarine azure color, worked with 24Kt Gold dust to confer glowing to the glass. The se...

A midcentury Murano glass lamp in beautiful aquamarine color with blue at the top and fading to clear at the bottom. Three heavy, thick ribbed, hand blown glass pieces. New lucite ba...

Contemporary Italian Pair of Murano Glass Lamps, work of Art signed by Alberto Donà, entirely blown and handcrafted, the glass body is diamond cut and worked in Sommerso with a deep ...

Átomo Coffee Blown Glass and Brass Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 33 cm. Materials: Brass, steel and blown glass. Átomo is perfect to give a touch of silent light...

Átomo White Blown Glass and Brass Table Lamp by Isabel Moncada Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 33 cm. Materials: Brass, steel and blown glass. Átomo is perfect to give a touch of silent light,...

The pair of lamps comprised of stacked white and gilt handblown spheres on a conic base. They are newly wired to US standards.

Two Fantastic Zebra Globe table lamps . Hand blown and decorated . Made by Zijlstra Tiel a small firm in Holland, not one off these Table lamps are the same . Rare set . One large E...

Vintage Murano Vetri mushroom lamp in a medium size in a soft pink shade. The lamp is mouth-blown in one piece of glass with a swirl and gives a re...

A beautiful vintage Italian Murano mushroom lamp in pale blue and white. These pieces are hand blown and each one is unique. No chips or c...

This very nice table lamp is made of blown blue glass with a raffia shade. This is a French or Italian work. Circa 1970

Lovely pair of handblown art glass tablelamps designed by Torbjørn Torgersen for Randsfjord Glassverk Norway, 1970s. These precious egg shaped lamps have a light grey glazed glass b...

Dordoni ‘Nile’ Blown Glass and White Carrara Marble Table Lamp For Foscarini Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni and produced by Foscarini, the Italian lighting firm founded in Venice on th...

A handsome table lamp in a conical mushroom form after Laurel lamp Company. The lamp features a cast aluminum base with a black powder coat and a mouth blown frosted glass lamp shade.

Dordoni ‘Nile’ Blown Glass and Black Marquina Marble Table Lamp For Foscarini Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni and produced by Foscarini, the Italian lighting firm founded in Venice on t...

A pair of brass and yellow glass table lamps, designed and produced in Italy, 1970s. Overall Dimensions: 14.75" H x 7.5" Diameter B...

A chic and brilliant early 20th century American Art Deco table lamp with a hand-blown glass globe shade with captured bubbles, and a glas...

Hand made with care in Houston, Texas. This glass lamp features a selection of 19th century hand-colored engravings of beautiful primulas in pink and red hues against a soft white ba...

A pair of exquisite blue glass desk lamps designed by Esben Klint for Le Klint in 1949. This rare and captivating set is from the 1980s. These lamps ha...

Gorgeous vintage Modern sculpted egg lamp large scale model V-1318 by Laurel Lamp Company with Italian white frosted glass globe. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1977. Talk about EGG-CELLENT lighting!! This is a stunning vintage large scale model V-1318 table lamp with a white frosted FABULOUS Italian glass egg-shaped sculptured globe by The Laurel Lamp Company! It is hand blown and elegant… stripped down to a simple, bare form with a metal base. When unlit the globe has a lovely, soft white frosted presence and when lit it gives off a warm amber glow almost as calming as the perfect evening sunset. This lamp is definitely what you need to set up just the right ambience to set the mood for that romantic dinner or to simply give a comforting, peaceful glow to your surroundings. It will be beautiful on a sofa or console table in your living room, on an accent table in your bedroom, or in any room that needs a welcoming, wonderful display of mid-century modern egg-straordinary presentation. Laurel Lamp Company was founded by Max and Harold Weiss in Newark NJ and was active from 1946 until 1981. President Harold Weiss introduced the company to Murano Italian glass in 1971 and an overseas alliance was formed. They collaborated with many famed designers including Richard Barr and Pierre Cardin. By 1979 Laurel had showrooms in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, Dallas, North Carolina, and Los Angeles. Mr. Weiss was the driving force behind the success of Laurel Lamp’s iconic designs. He passed away in 2014. There is limited information on the company however, there is a Laurel Lamp Foundation non-profit organization website, and their fixtures and lamps are sought after still today. This is a fabulous, sculpted egg-shaped table lamp with white frosted Italian...

Vintage blown glass lamp in turquoise supported by a brushed brass base (circa 1960s, Italy). Interesting composition with most of the lamp appearing to be opaline, but a section of...

Renato Toso is an influential Italian light designer who has made significant contributions to the world of lighting design. He collaborated with the renowned lighting company Leucos...

Beautiful and rare Murano Italian Blown glass with brass accents half Moon shape table wall lamp can be used as a wall sconce or plug-in as a table lamp comes with switch and cord, e...

An important pair of Murano glass slab lamps, each featuring six slabs of glass tinted in light grey and light green. The glass is asymmetrical...

A fine pair of brass student lamps, both with adjustable lamp heads with Vaseline glass shades, the circular vases sharply reeded. English, Mid to Late Nineteenth Century H 50 x ...

Beautiful and very rare Japanese fishing blown glass ball with special iron frame, freshly rewired new socket and cord lampshade not included it's 18 ...

Space Age one-light table lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, circa 1970. This lamp was manufactured in white and opalescent blue Murano glass.

This fancy and very rare French Floral Art Nouveau table lamp was made in Paris around 1910. It is cast in bronze and features a rosebush sitting on a real stone base. The lampshad...

Poul Henningsen PH 3/2 Opaline Glass Table Lamp for Louis Poulsen in black. Poul Henningsen’s legendary design stems from his own, brilliant three-shade system from late 1920s. He...

Angelo Mangiarotti Saffo Table Lamp with aluminum base and a mushroom-shaped lampshade in smoked Murano mouth blown glass. The Saffo lamp crea...

'Obello' Rechargeable glass table lamp by Bill Curry for GUBI Originally conceived in 1970 by designer Bill Curry, the Obello was a concept that was never in production until now....

These magnificent lamps are shipped as professionally photographed and described in the narrative. They have been professionally restored using materials of the finest quality and are shipped complete with the new shades, harps and finials shown in the photos. The lamps are completely Installation Ready. An incredible pair of majestic blown Seguso Murano glass and brass lamps, Italy, circa 1960. Staggering examples from a rare boutique production by the Marbro Lamp Company. Jaw-dropping scale. Heavy and exceptionally crafted. Meticulous complete professional restoration using components of the finest quality. Dramatic jewelry designed to anchor an Unforgettable large-scale room. Excellent Restored Condition. The pair are shipped completely Installation Ready. Wired using braided silk cord; new brass three-way sockets with brass turn switch. Complete with new custom silk shades (color: Egg; size: 19 x 20 x 17 inches high) and original gilt wood finials...

Elegant space age table lamp manufactured by DORIA Leuchten in Germany. The lamp is made of metal base with mouth-blown lampshade that contains air bubbles provides smooth and wonder...

A Rare golden mercury glass table lamp designed by Gustav Leek for Flygsfors Glasbruk in 1960s. Very beautiful and large lamps that catches anyone's eye. Good condition.

Alby polished white nickel small table with lamp by Mason Editions Design: Matteo Fiorini Dimensions: Ø.40 x 50 cm Materials: Blown glass and nic...

A Marbro turned green glass table lamp retaining its original lamp shade with Greek key design. Excellent original condition. Base measures 7' diameter. Marbro Lamp Company The company was founded by Morris Markoff and his brother, hence the name Marbro from Markoff brothers. They started the company shortly after WWII. The company was located in a 3 story brick building in the garment district of Los Angeles, just south of Downtown right by the Santa Monica Freeway. During the time they ran the company, they sold almost as many antiques as they did lamps. They also had a sizeable business in decorative accessories such as tables and a lot of animal figurines. There were quite a few dog figurines that were life-size. One dog figurine was a life-size Great Dane purchased by the actor Jack Webb who starred as Sgt. Joe Friday in the 1951 TV hit series, Dragnet. There were quite a few celebrities that came in to their shop. One actress who shopped there repeatedly was Deborah Shelton who at the time played the part of “Mandy” on the TV series Dallas (remember J.R.). Marbro sold their products mainly through interior designers and a few upscale furniture stores. You would not find a Marbro product in a chain furniture store or a discount store. Most of the products were built to order. A typical order from a designer or retailer took between 75 and 90 days to complete. Most of the components that made up the lamp bodies (ceramic, brass, glass, etc) were purchased from small companies around the world. In the later years almost all of the brass came from India. For the most part, none of the bodies were made on site. Marbro was well-known for importing a variety of unique lighting components from all-over the world. Italy was the source for alabaster, Japan and China for Porcelain, Brass in India and Crystal from Germany and France. Lamps would also be made from sculptures that customers brought to in to the shop. Once the lamp bodies arrived, a group of Marbro employees would make the wood bases, spin the metal caps, make the shades, and do the painting and tinting. With the help of about 20-40 other true world class artisans, metal workers, finishers and handmade shade makers, they produced lamps and shades that were truly some of last of their kind of art. For example, Marbro brass was never just plain brass. It was stained with a tinting that was homemade and kept secret by the company which is reminiscent of the Handel Lamp Co. of the early 1900s. There were quite a few of these preparations all kept in one of those little metal boxes on a 3 x 5” file card just like a recipe. It was truly a unique method of making lamps. Many of the lamp bodies that the company bought were not exactly matched as pairs. Sometimes 10-20 crystal vases would have to be sorted through to get 2 of the exact same height so that if the lamps were purchased as a pair, they would match. All of the shades were made by hand by a group of women on the second floor of the building with very little automation. The manufacturing plant was closed in Los Angeles in December 1990 and the inventory and equipment were moved to Labarge Mirrors in Holland, Michigan. At the time Labarge Mirrors was a Masco Corp subsidiary. Some time later, the Marbro product line was discontinued. Eventually, Masco sold most of their home furnishings manufacturing holdings. Marbo assembled a very talented, experienced and unique group of artists and craftsmen and many of their Fine lamps exhibit a certain unique signature style. Most of the employees were in their 50’s and older. There were quite a few employees in their late 1960s and 1970s. Today their lamps are collectible and sought after especially by certain knowledgeable collectors who are familiar with the company's lamps and history. Many of Marbro lamp are commonly referred to as “Hollywood Regency” style. This rather lavish style of decorative arts is currently in the midst of a tremendous and accelerating revival. It is obvious from the company's careful selection of art objects and their unique proprietary methods of lamp making that their goal was to design beautiful unique and very high quality lamps. Their success is obvious from the very Fine collectible Marbro lamps that are still sought after today. Marbro lamps present a particular appraisal Challenge due to their very unique style and market conditions. Generally, there are fewer collectors of Marbro lamps as compared to many other lamp companies of the 1900 - 1950’s era. This in no way devalues your lamp but implies a special category of a more limited number of buyers and collectors. During the 1950s, Marbro sold to many very affluent customers including movie stars and others connected to the film industry. Their lamps were considered very exclusive and definitley high end for that period. The key to selling vintage Marbro lamps...

Elegant pair of of light white blown pulegoso (white bubbles suspended in the glass) faceted table lamps with nickel bases Electrified to US code with nickel lamping, adjustable s...

With this lamp, we present a product that with its elegance, never dies and never gets tired. In the end, as Yves Saint Lauren said, "fashions pass but style is eternal", right? Form...