Spain - Lighting

Slim brass is a handmade brass table lamp. It's a special edition of the slim collection with a unique added look. This lamp is a prototype therefore it's a unique piece. Desig...

Large Willy Rizzo sconce for Lumica from the 70's. This sconce is composed of murano crystal drops. The gilded and silver cubic structure is a true ...

Pair of candlesticks. Silver. XIX century. Pair of silver candlesticks in their color decorated with a striking combination of elements of classicist influence and motifs that woul...

Lampes Baguès: Stunning pair of silver plated bronze lamps of herons, with faux bamboo bulb support designed by Maison Baguès of Paris, circ...

Sunburst ceiling light in silvered metal with frosted glass difusser. Spain, 1950s Hand-hammered iron sunburst flush mount with leafed frame surrounding a central frosted glass pane...

Fine quality solid silvered bronze. Valenti silver plate table lamp, with figure of dogs, Spain, 1970s.  

Pair of candlesticks. Silver. Silversmiths Martínez, Madrid, Spain, 1838-1839. With contrast marks. Pair of silver candlesticks in its color that have a circular base, ribbed at the top, a ribbed base also with an "umbrella shape", and a new ribbed and flowershaped lighter. This type would be one of the most common models in Platerías Martínez, within the socalled Doric period of the same, and is usually called umbrella or Doric candlestick...

Sterling silver candlestick, 19th century. With contrast marks and proprietary initials. Raised on three legs finished in pearl, the circular base of the candlestick is decorated...

Pair of candlesticks. Silver. Possibly González Téllez, Antonio; Valladolid 1777. With contrasting and engraved marks, and engraved shield and legend. Pair of silver candlesticks in their color with a circular base of edges combining curves and counter curves and a series of moldings that end in the axis of the piece, which maintains helical lines towards the upper part throughout all the shapes and moldings that compose it, accentuating the movement created with this combination. At the base, you can see a heraldic shield engraved on each one, accompanied by the word "Ravago" in capital letters. Topped by a helmet facing to the left, the shield features a castle or tower surrounded by three fleursde-lis pointing outwards. The accompanying text makes us inevitably remember Francisco Rábago y Noriega (Tresabuela, Cantabria, 1685 - Madrid, 1763), also known as Francisco de Rávago y Noriega, or Francisco Rávago, a prominent Spanish ecclesiastic and Jesuit, confessor real of Fernando VI, personal friend of Pope Benedict XIV and the Marquis of Ensenada, and professor at the University of Valladolid. However, it should be noted that there are other people at that time with the same surname. The contrast marks place the piece in Valladolid, and relate it to Antonio González...

Beautiful German pendant lamp from 1970s. This pendant lamp was made during the 1970s in Germany by Motoko Ishii for the company “Staff”. This piece is composed by a clear/silver g...

Beautiful and lovely pair of Spanish midcentury table lamps. These table lamps are made during the 1970s in Barcelona by “CLAR”. “CLAR” or...

Pair of "umbrella" candlesticks convertibles. Real Fabrica de Platería Martinez, Madrid Villa y Corte, 19th century and later With hallmarks and inscriptions. Both equal, each cand...