Table Lamp, Desert Rose and Brass, by Willy Daro, circa 1970, Belgium

Elegant table lamp, circa 1970, Belgium. Desert rose, patinated metal, new ivory fabric shade. One E27 bulb Dimensions: 72 cm H, 50 cm W, 50 cm D. All purchases are covered by our B...

Beautiful and rare Willy Daro wall sconce, circa 1970, Belgium. Signed Willy Daro. Polished brass, in good condition. Two E27 bulbs. Dimensions: 38 cm H, 25 cm W, 12 cm D. All purcha...

Rare large Jacques Moniquet table lamp, Cheret Edition, circa 1975, France. Brass, black lacquered wood, off-white new fabric shade. One E27 bulb. Dimensions: 97 cm total height with...

Beautiful and chic desk lamp, circa 1970, Italy. Polished brass, circular black metal base. This table lamp was probably edited by Arredoluce in Italy. Dimensions: 55 cm W, 20 cm D, ...

The coral owl lamp is an exceptionally rare and important piece of work made and signed by the pioneering Belgian artist Willy Daro Dating from the 1970s Comprising a body made from a single piece of natural coral with worked brass head and base The lamp base is hand inscribed with the artists signature The lamp has been rewired and fitted with a modern replacement lampshade 53cm height (inc shade) 30cm width (shade), lamp alone 38cm height, base 11cm width/depth, owl body approximate 14cm width The coral owl featured on the website that was run by the artists son The lamp takes a single standard b27 bulb There is a rocker switch on the cable and UK plug  Willy Daro Ran his studio Les Nouveaux Ateliers Willy Daro in Brussels, Belgium, where he was one of the pioneering artists working with natural materials, particularly coral, minerals and fossils...

A very rare table lamp (or abat-jour) made by the famous Belgian designer Willy Daro around the late 1960s. The brass lamp base incorporates an abalone shell to the middle. The highl...

The stunning 1970's Art Deco influenced brass lamps are each adorned with a large agate slice, semi-precious stones were one of Daro’s favourite mediums when creating his works, and ...

The shell swan is an exceptionally rare and important piece of work made and signed by the pioneering Belgian artist Willy Daro, and dates from the 1970s Comprising a worked brass body, head and base, the wings are formed from a natural clam shell, one of the shell wings has an historic repair but in no way detracts from this extremely rare item It is fully hand inscribed with the artists signature The lamp has its original black shade with golden inner Measures: 59cm height, base 16cm x 19.5cm, brass swan 30.5cm height Lampshade 41.5cm x 25.5cm The lamp takes 2 e14 screw fitting bulbs, there is a rocker switch on the cable an UK plug Willy Daro Ran his studio Les Nouveaux Ateliers Willy Daro in Brussels, Belgium, where he was one of the pioneering artists working with natural materials, particularly coral, minerals and fossils...