1930s Table Lamps

Step into the timeless allure of 1930s Italian Modern design with this exceptional table lamp. A testament to its era's innovation, this lamp features a so...

A modernist desk lamp designed for Jumo by Eileen GrEy. A very pure unrestored copy. This one has a beautiful metallic green color. Very rare copy. The switch also works as it sho...

A beautifully distinct desk lamp, British, circa 1930. This directional lamp has a ball joint at the base of the stem, allowing for full maneuverability. This ball joint is mirrored...

Enameled steel, brass, chrome-plated brass. Model 6580, designed by Christian Dell for Kaiser. Two arms that raise up & down and swing from side to side. Organic-form shades that also pivot and turn, with maker’s branding stamped into the tops of each. A rare and highly adaptable model. This early example was produced pre WW2. Published: Die Metal...

Lucien Brisdoux (1878-1963), France. Table lamp in glazed stoneware. 1930s / 40s. Measures: 15 x 14 cm (ex. Socket) In excellent condition. Signed.

Pair of hand-blown glass table lamps with internally blown metallic fibers and copper fragments on gilded wood bases attributed to Ercole Barovier, Murano Italy 1930's. These have be...

Elite Diamant, signed et numbered. Marcel Breuer, in the style of. Bauhaus style desk lamp in nickel plated brass with black granit rectangular base. Shaft composed of the tree t...

Gorgeous Jacques Adnet desk table lamp in polished brass. In a very good general condition. France 1930s modernism. Born in 1900 in the region of Burgundy, Jacques Adnet was a Frenc...

Beautuful Art Deco Modern style table desk lamp by Eileen Gray in blackened metal and gilt brass in a very good general condition. France, 1930. Dimensions : Width 44 cm x H 39 cm x depth 17 cm Base 15 cm x 15 cm Eileen Gray Brownswood 1878 -Paris 1976 Born in 1878, the designer Eileen Gray was one of the five children of a rich Irish family. Between 1898 and 1902 Eileen Gray attended the Slade School of Fine Art in London and also worked at a furniture-making workshop, where she became acquainted with Asian lacquers, which would start her on her life's work. In 1900 Eileen Gray first went to Paris; between 1902 and 1905 she attended courses at the École Colarossi and the Académie Julian. In 1907 Eileen Gray moved to Paris and 21 rue Bonaparte, a flat she would live in for the rest of her life. From the Japanese artisan Seizo Sougawara, Eileen Gray learned Japanese lacquer techniques. Around 1910 Eileen Gray started making lacquered folding screens. In 1913 she first showed work at the Salon des Artistes Décorateurs, where she attracted the notice of the couturier and art collector Jacques Doucet, who became Eileen Gray's first major client. In 1919 Eileen Gray was commissioned to design the entire interior of the rue de Lota flat of Madame Mathieu Lévy. In 1922 Eileen Gray opened Galerie Jean Désert...

Similar pair of Awaji pottery tortured stoneware vases with heavy drip glaze, circa 1930, made into lamps. Nice double cluster sockets with risers. Shades not included.

We offer free curbside viewing of this item to the five boroughs or by appointment at our studio in Industry City, Brooklyn. Offered exclusively is this fine and rare pair of Venini...

Unique Bauhaus lamp, marked "Hotel de Anza".