ParadeEdition table lamp, contemporary danish tinted airblown glass piece

Handmade artisan glasses made in Spain with the traditional technique of blown glass but with contemporary modern design. Using tinted yellow glass with green detailed dots, this Lim...

Brass table candelabra characterized for its simple geometric figure. A sphere, an angle and a line, that come together to create this unique design.

Low sculptural table with hand-carved bronze structure by spanish artist José Onieva and 6mm handmade glass, with pigment melted at high temperature to achieve this distortion of col...

Set of dining table and two stools. A reinterpretation of the traditional work easel. Hammered steel and burnt wood interact with each other, creating a play of materials and texture...

This Oll modular sofa is made up of three individual units with upholstered seat and central buttons plus a single table module upholstered with smoked glass on the surface. Each mod...

Wall candleholder in pendulum shape. Brass material, lightweight. For normal long shaped candles.

A Danish Glass table lamp. Created by Holmegaard the renowned Danish glass company. Rewired with new shade.

A glass table lamp designed and produced by a Danish Designer, Denmark, 1970s. Note that cord feeds from socket. Dimensions of Lamp (inches) : 9.9 x 3.8 x 3.8 (Height x Width x...

Pair of table lamps in white and gold tinted glass.

DESCRIPTION DEW is a lamp made in the technique of blown glass, with intentional natural deformation. A solid layer of glass transmits light from the white heart. Each lampshade is h...

A glass and metal table lamp designed and produced in Denmark, 1960s. Dimensions of Lamp (inches): 12.75" H x 6" Diameter Dimensions of Shade (inches): 7” Top Diameter x 10” Bottom ...

Holmegaard "Claridge", design Michael Bangs, Holmegaard, height: 31 cm (incl socket) Michael Bang (1942-2013) was the son of the first Holmegaard designer Jacob E. Bang. Michael Bang was a designer at Odense Glassworks in the 1960s and 1970s and moved to Holmegaard with his family in the 1980s, where he found a job at Holmegaard Glassworks. Here he was responsible for the design of hand-blown lamps made of opal white glass, the specialty of the glass factory. Quick-witted, fascinating and entertaining, Michael Bang could captivate a gathering when the glassworks called for a lecture. Many of its products are now collectibles. Holmegaard's range includes his MB series vases and planters (1981), the Mandarin lamp...