Modular Sandro Petti altuglas table lamp for Maison Jansen - Italy - 1970s

Sculpture Design Massive Lamp. . Brutalist style. . "Sculptura" is an assembly of architectural elements & Light. Sculptura is an architectural elements assemblage from the 1950’s combined with light to form an unique sculpture. . Each piece is unique and made with vintage architectural elements...

Exceptional and very very rare model. . Modernist table lamp, 1920s, 1930s Jean Perzel, around 1923. . Signed. . Sublime lighting. . One of the special features of this lamp is that...

Superb floor lamp which appears to be made of aluminum. . It may be attributed to Roger Tallon - 1965-1970 - France. . NO exact attribution found but it really look like, so... . It is a mix between the so-called 'Sun' floor lamp - M400 series (Édition Lacloche) because the body of the floor lamp becomes thinner from bottom to top and on the other hand the base of the module 400...

Beautiful design lamp, vintage on foot with two "gooseneck" lamps, Pierre Folie Jacques Charpentier as Editor 70s - 1970 . The lamps have some signs of wear. . Can be used as a double work lamp with flexible gooseneck, allowing the lamp to be adapted to provide different lighting. . The two lamp heads can be easily adjusted in height on the lamp base using two screws and switched on and off individually using two cord switches. . Very harmonious for all vintage lovers.  

- Very nice style of lighting - Marked by label.

Rare table lamp by Henri Mathieu, France 1970’s In Chrome, perfect vintage condition! • Measurements: H70 D27 • Henri Mathieu was a prominent French designer who significantly influ...

Modulable table lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega.

This characteristic Stilnovo table lamp is the definition of an eye-catching design. Decorative lighting is basically the fourth layer of illumination, the jewellery of the room. This lamp contains the comfort of ambiance lighting, the efficiency of task lighting, and the impact of accent lighting. Accent lamps are generally smaller lights that give a dark corner a nice glow. In this design lamp’s case however, the look is just as appealing when turned off, which can be considered a Stilnovo speciality. The copper structure is layered, starting from the bottom with a round black lacquered base. The thin, nickel-plated metal tube rests on a smaller round base and supports the drum-shaped middle section that serves as the diffuser. As such, it is made of thinner, tinted methacrylate that dims the light to create atmospheric, stylish lighting. The shade has small holes on its top that lets the light through for an appealing effect. The design is topped off with the thin metal tube piercing through the shade visually, ending in a small sphere as a focal point. The tricolour palette and combination of materials sets the design tone, creating an aesthetic that is reminiscent not only of the space age, but also of industrial design. This lamp is truly original and seems to find its origins in Europe. On a side table or a sideboard, this Stilnovo table lamp will quickly find its marks in any interior. To accompany the stylish look, the copper has beautiful patina that adds vintage charm to the otherwise modern aesthetic of the design. Condition: In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. The metal has a beautiful patina with some marks. Dimensions: 6.88 in Ø x 13.38 in H 17.5 cm Ø x 34 cm H About the manufacturer: Stilnovo was founded in the heart of Milan by Bruno Gatta in 1946. In 1947, Stilnovo participated in the 8th Triennale di Milano and immediately activated a communications campaign, focused on the most important specialized magazines in the sector. In the following years, Bruno Gatta partnered with his brother Paolo, who had recently graduated from university and in September 1949, they opened “Stilnovo Srl”, with a share capital of 400,000 Italian Lire. This set off a managerial pathway which, over the course of just a few years, saw the company become a point of reference in modern lighting. By 1956, Stilnovo achieved a share capital of 4,000,000 Italian Lire, a tenfold increase in just seven years. Their designs were celebrated and the “2061” model became the first Stilnovo lamp selected at the Compasso d’Oro. In 1957, Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni designed two Saliscendi light fixtures for the new Milan Chamber of Commerce. The coming decades brought many designs that are now considered iconic, and by the 1970s, many of their models were featured in various media outlets, galleries, and museums. Stilnovo took part in the 1972 show “Italy, the New Domestic Landscape” at the MoMA in New York, where the Periscopio and Nuvola lamps...