Willy Daro Agate Table Lamp

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 ...

Superb small lamp by Willy Daro in bronze and Agate. The light come through the stone. US rewired and in Working condition 1 bulb 25watts max.

Superb Willy Daro table lamp, bronze and agate stone. Light comes through the stone, gorgeous! 1 bulb 25 watts max. Base 4" * 4".

wonderful table lamp. acrylic base, brass flames around an agate and light on top.

Two table lamps by Willy Daro, Belgium 1970, composed of slices of agate set on a brass frame and illuminated by the back, very good quality of manufacture.

Rare table lamp in bronze and agate by Willy Daro, Belgium circa 1970’s

A large slice of gray/purple agate mounted on a heavy brass rectangular base. Double cluster sockets and original square finial.

Table lamp of the 1970s by Willy Daro in bronze and nickel-plated brass. Semi-precious stone "agate". Composed of a square base on which is posed a stem of square section forming a...

A handsome, Willy Daro style table lamp! This Art-Deco, mid-century modern lamp has an agate stone focal point - Daro’s signature aesthetic. Anchored by a sculptured black tiered pl...

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...