Pair of Toblerone Table Lamps by Oitoemponto

A smart and very stylish pair of vintage French table lamps by Le Dauphin, dating from the 1970’s. The quality is superb, they have a gorgeous design, with cream bases, brass accent...

A beautiful pair of vintage table lamps by Boulanger, made in Belgium and dating from around the 1970’s. They are of lovely quality and have an absolutely gorgeous design. They are ...

A large and stunning pair of vintage Italian ceramic table lamps. They were made in Italy, and date from around the 1970’s. They are a great size and are of amazing quality, with a ...

A very stylish and extremely well made pair of vintage Italian Lucite table lamps, dating from the 1970’s. They are of outstanding quality,...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern table lamps, in chrome and brass, attributed to Sciolari, Italy 1970s. The mid century table lamps have their original shades, in black fabric outside and ...

Rare Pair of black lacquered resin table lamps decorated with asymetric rods in gilded and chromium-plated metal. circa 1970. Dimensions are without the shade. New rewired.

Mid-century Fontana Arte Style Table Lamps with Glass Bases, Pair Offered for sale is a pair of Mid-century Fontana Arte style table lamps with glass bases. The lamps are created i...

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...