2 Fine French 1950s Floor Lamp by Arlus
By Arlus
Located in Long Island City, NY
With re-polished brass tripod bases and mounts, white lacquered stems and new shades. Price is per floor lamp.
Metal, Brass
Arlus Two-Tone Floor Lamps, France 1950's
By Arlus
Located in New York, NY
Elegant gold and gunmetal floor lamps on cast bronze bases.
Bronze
Floor Lamp by Maison Arlus, 1950
By Arlus
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Floor lamp by Maison Arlus Brass and metal from 1950.
Brass
Three Lantern Tripod Floor Lamp by Arlus
By Arlus
Located in Hanover, MA
A strikingly whimsical three lantern floor lamp produced by Arlus, France in the 1950's with a blackened iron tripod base and single column terminating ...
Arlus Floor Lamp
By Arlus
Located in Miami, FL
French floor lamp designed by Arlus. Plastic shade dimension : 9'. Base : 9" * 9" 100w US wired and in working condition "LES ARTS MENAGERS" Issue March 1961
Brass, Chrome, Nickel
1950s Floor Lamp Edited by Maison Arlus
By Arlus
Located in London, GB
This brass floor lamp from the 1950s was manufactured and produced by Maison Arlus France. The body of the lamp is composed of a brass column, with six tubular brass rods fixed on a...
Brass, Bronze, Wrought Iron
Floor Lamp by Arlus
By Arlus
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Arlus is a publisher of French lighting active since the early 1950s. Associated with the modern movement by its achievements close to those of the first French designers, Arlus has in particular popularized the intervention of lacquered tubular metal or even brass in the creation of lighting. Suspensions, lamps, sconces or floor lamps, many of the pieces published by Arlus...
Metal, Brass
Arlus Tripod Standing Lamp, France 1950's
By Arlus
Located in New York, NY
Two tone Arlus tripod standing lamp, the stem is in gunmetal patina while the base is gilt brass. Shade for photographic purposes.
Brass
Fine French 1960s Floor Lamp by Arlus
By Arlus
Located in Long Island City, NY
Rare floor lamp by Arlus with a blackened metal and brass tripod base that supports a cylindrical frosted glass diffuser.
Metal, Brass
1950s Floor Lamp by Maison Arlus with Adjustable and Extendable Arms
By Arlus
Located in London, GB
Maison Arlus floor lamp "Model 937" Gilded brass metal shade with its own original diabolo shaped reflector Included a double switch system. The brass arm is flexible and extendab...
Brass
Floor Lamp with Three Lights, France, 1950
By Arlus
Located in Catonvielle, FR
Three-light floor lamp in matt black lacquered metal and gilded brass, attributed to Maison Arlus, France 1950. The circular base, weighted by a piece of cast iron signed "C.H", is d...
Metal, Brass
French Double Reflector Floor Lamps from Cremer, 1950, Set of 2 French Double R
By A.E. Cremer
Located in Catonvielle, FR
A set of two photographer's studio lamps from Cremer, France, 1950 Heavy weighted cast iron base with wheels Each stem features two large reflectors, adjustable by a bracket system...
Metal
Stilnovo, Floor Lamp with Three Lights, Italy 1950
By Stilnovo
Located in Catonvielle, FR
Stilnovo, Large three-light floor lamp, Italy 1950. White marble base, black and gold lacquered brass shaft, sandblasted opaline reflector. Electricity redone.
Brass
Bruno Gatta, Floor Lamp, Stilnovo, 1950
By Bruno Gatta
Located in Catonvielle, FR
Very rare indirect lighting lamp published by Stilnovo House, Italy 1950. Bruno Gatta is the founder of Stilnovo in 1946. White marble base, barrel in matt black lacquered metal enha...
Carrara Marble, Metal
Stilnovo, Adjustable Tripod Floor Lamp, Italy, 1950
By Stilnovo
Located in Catonvielle, FR
Tripod floor lamp in lacquered metal and brass, Stilnovo 1950. The black lacquered shaft rests on a heavily leaded sphere allowing the tilt to be adjusted. Three arms of lights adjus...
Brass, Metal
Jacques Biny, Large Diabolo Reflector Lamp, France 1950
By Jacques Biny
Located in Catonvielle, FR
Jacques Biny for Luminalite, extremely rare desk lamp in gilded tubular metal, perforated diabolo reflector, pale yellow and white lacquer. The base is made of a single curved tube and joined at the top by a plate. The double ball joint allows orientation and pivoting of the reflector. On his return to Paris in 1950, Jacques Biny designed very avant-garde lights. First published by Omnialux, then by Kobis and Lorence...
Aluminum, Brass