Vintage Ken A Vision Microprojector In Aluminium, 1950s

Beautiful office lamp produced in Austria in 1950s. Originally the lamp was used as a thermo lamp, hence the chrome metal shield. It is in an excellent condition with the original ma...

This is the iconic table lamp Model 1816, designed by Josef Hurka for Napako company in Czechoslovakia in 1954. Steel construction is in original color combination - orange and cream...

Antique Keystone projection machine. Model K-160. Manufactured by Keystone, MFG, Boston Mass, USA. The structure has a compact shape and includes a handle at the top for transport. It has several visible mechanical parts, such as pulleys, rollers, gears and adjustment knobs. At the front is the lens, through which the film was projected. The base houses the control panel with switches and a rotary knob. At the back, there is a cooling fan...

Incredible midcentury aluminium and metal table lamp. This item was designed in the style of Oscar Torlasco in Italy during 1960s. This piece has the peculiarity of having the adjustable spotlight in aluminium the will allow directing the light. This lamp is a small masterpiece that will fit into a midcentury style studio. Born in Rome, Italy in 1934, Oscar Torlasco designed many beautiful lamps. The most well known are the lamps he designed for Lumi. Torlasco designed for several Italian lighting manufacturers including Esperia, Stilux, Lamperti and Stilkronen. Most of his designs are from the 1950s and 1960s. For many lamps, he uses optic lenses for spreading/diffusing the light. It is his trademark. In 1959 Torlasco won the Italian design award, the “Compasso d’Oro” (Golden Compass) for his Genova 4053 street lighting. The lamps were in production by Fabbrica Apparecchi...