Caribbean Table Lamps

Original Gerald Thurston for Lightolier Dark Camel "Cricket" Table Lamp, Wall Lamp. Featuring the adjustable perforated dome Bakelite Shade in a natural, earthen coloration (Pantone ...

Pair of Murano glass lamps by Vetri. Large pair of Postmodern Murano glass pyramid or triangular shaped lamps. This unusual and rare pair of Italian lamps was manufactured by Vetri, ...

Mushroom marble lamp designed by designer Marco Marino. Available in four different material: Bianco Carrara, Calacatta, Calacatta Vagli & Arabescato w...

This season the funghi trend plays to 1970's interiors revival. Developed in collaboration with Swoon as part of their sideboard collection, the mushroom table lamp is a statement pi...

Ice Cube Chandelier designed by Gaetano Sciolari for Lightolier. Nine molded frosted glass cubes set on chrome arms attatched to a large chrome cylinder center suspended from a chro...

Charming Art Deco Nautilus and Conch Shell Lamp from the 1940's with original bulb. 1940's USA.

Beautifully hand crafted pair of 1970's coconut shell lamps with a lacquered finish. The lamps have been Newly rewired with silk rayon cords and ivory shades. The shade dimensions a...

Brass and Glass Rod Table Lamps, Gaetano Sciolari Lightolier Attributed Pair Offered for sale is a pair of brass and glass rod table lamps attributed to Gaetano Sciolari for Lightol...

Classic midcentury table lamp designed by Gerald Thurston, made by Lightolier, circa 1950s. The lamp has a three leg, tripod form base of black rods, which support interior diffusers...

Set of two Postmodern Italian table lamps by Mario Bertorelle, from 1980s. These fixtures were made during the 1980s in Massanzago by JM RMD. Dimension "Delta" table lamp: H 30 cm (...

A very stylish and well made vintage chrome table / desk lamp. This was recently imported from Italy, it dates from the 1970s. The quality is excellent, this has a beautiful desig...

A rare and sculptural pair of table lamps by Gerard Thurston, each featuring a stoneware body composed of four parabolic, fin-like forms in alternating concave Navy and light turquoise glazes. The juxtaposition of color and form gives the lamps a dynamic rhythm—modern, architectural, and richly textured. The ceramic bodies rest on star-shaped brass bases with rounded ball feet, adding a metallic contrast to the soft curves and glaze of the stoneware. This elegant grounding element hints at Thurston's ability to blend organic form with precise, futuristic detailing. The original lacquered shades, measuring 16 inches in diameter, complete the composition with their crisp, modernist lines—preserving the integrity of the original design and making the pair an exceptional find for collectors and designers alike. Gerard Thurston was among the mid-century American designers who brought sculptural sensitivity to functional lighting, and his pieces were often featured in high-end interiors during the 1950s and 1960s. These lamps would have appealed to designers such as Edward Wormley or Tommi Parzinger, and today they fit effortlessly into interiors curated by Steven Volpe...