Robert Haussmann Desk Lamp for Swiss Lamps International

An award-winning 1948 design by Swedish-American Greta Grossman for Ralph O. Smith, a California-based lighting company. The lamp, colloquially known as the “Cobra” for its uniquely shaped shade that resembles a cobra’s hood, is counterweighted with a segmented arm curving upward from a round base. The oblong shade slants gently from the arm to its outer edge. Light is controlled by a push button on/off switch on base. Retains the original Good Design label inside the shade. Condition: Vintage condition; professionally cleaned. Some scratches, appropriate to the age and use of the piece, can be observed on the enamel. While we do not guarantee vintage electrical...

Pair of postmodern table lamps by Vico Magistretti for Oluce, c.1981, Italy. The lamps feature a metal enameled body and shade in both black and yellow. The shades rotate to offer di...

Industrial table lamp by Guillermo Capdevila, c.1980s, Spain. The red enameled metal lamp features a pivoting shade for directional lighting and rests on a round black enameled base ...

Postmodern table lamp by Los Angeles lighting designer Ron Rezek, c.1980s. The lamp features a verdigris copper frame and removable shade with polished brass ring accent that sits at...

Hanging lamp Atomique from Robert Haussmann for Swiss Lamp International 1960s. 55cm/40cm. This lamp is exceptional in almost perfect condition. It will give your place a unique a...

A desk or table lamp with black enamel finish task lighting label with Kovacs name.    

Trix and Robert Haussmann from the series C 300, produced by Swiss Lamps International in the 1960s, resembling an atomic core. gold-colored aluminium, black plastic connections, ori...

Designed by Trix & Robert Haussmann in the mid 1960s. The Swiss design team of Robert Haussmann, and his wife and design partner Trix Haussmann, studied architecture and design with...