Postmodern Lamp in Ceramic, style of Memphis Milano or Olivier Villatte, 1980s.

French Postmodern Cactus Ceramic Lamp by François Chatain, 1980s Very good condition. 38 cm height

Sculptural Pillow Table Lamp in resin by Hajime Goto, Japan, 1970s. Very good condition.

Obelisk or pyramid Lamp in false eggshell marquetry in the style of Jansen and Charles.

Zoomorphic Ceramic Lamp by Gil Agnoloni in the style of Georges Jouve, 1950s.

- iconic type - very nice style of lighting - marked by label

A black and transparent Lucite table lamp designed and manufactured in Italy in the Eighties in the style of Memphis Milano, the base of the lamp is 44 cm in height. It works both 110-240 volts and it needs a regular e27 bulb. The lamp exemplifies the bold and eclectic design ethos of the era. Drawing inspiration from the Memphis Group's avant-garde aesthetic, this lamp showcases a fusion of unconventional shapes, contrasting colors, and playful patterns. The lamp's base, constructed from sleek black Lucite, serves as a modernist pedestal, providing stability while also contributing to the lamp's overall aesthetic impact. Its minimalist design contrasts sharply with the lamp's translucent Lucite stem, creating a captivating visual interplay between solidity and transparency. The transparent Lucite stem, featuring geometric forms and angular accents, embodies the spirit of postmodernism with its whimsical yet structured silhouette. When illuminated, the lamp emits a soft and ambient glow, casting intriguing shadows and reflections that enhance its visual appeal. Whether placed on a bedside table, desk, or console, this Memphis Milano Style table...

Limited series table lamp designed by Aldo Cibic during the 1980s for the French lighting company Drimmer, as part of a series of lamps from the Memphis-Milano group. Materials: A...

Rare Italian design yellow and black Wood Pair of Sconces, In style of Memphis Milano, Ettore Sottsass, 1980s, Milano - Italy It is very ideal and suitable for all living areas. La...