Rare porcelain table or desk lamp by Frederic de Luca dating from the 1980s

Elegant coffee table by the french decorator Robert Mathieu from the 1950s. Glass top, nickel-plated tripod base. Some traces of wear due to time, consistent with an object of this a...

Large glazed ceramic vase with a brass rim, designed by Loulou de la Falaise. Loulou de la Falaise (1947–2011) was a French-Irish model (Vogue magazine) who became a jewelry designer...

This table is a reissue of the famous model designed by Pierre Chareau in the 1930s. This is the first reissue of the 1980s for Ecart Internationnal, during Andrée Putman's life. It...

Luminous acrylic on canvas by French painter Guy Leclerc Gayrau, titled "Ophelisme." Signed lower right. Abstract french work in the manner of Jean Miro, Oscar Troneck, Jean Rets…

Desk lamp of Hoffmeister from the 70s / 80s Stylish gooseneck lamp with sophisticated reflector and E14 bulb: Due to the light bulb upstream reflector an additional spot effect is ...

Porcelain table lamp, 1980s including original. H53 x L35 x P26 - Kg3 COLOR Light blue, white, beige, red, brown MATERIALS ...

Vintage table lamp Style: industrial Production: 1980s State: mint condition.

Used in the Danish Parliament (Amalienborg), The Danish Courts of Law, in the offices of Danish state Television and by lots of Architects this extremely versatile and fully adjustable table lamp with its characteristic spiral court has become an icon. It is very well-built with its cobra'esk solid aluminum shade made from one piece, its flexible goose-neck rod and its heavy steel base. The versatility is also represented by the light that can be adjusted up/down in strength. It was designed by the Danish Architect Asger Bay...