Lighting

Pair of floor lamps model nr. A14 designed by Alain Richard for Pierre Disderot 1968. The sconces can be adjusted at any height and orientation. Floor lamps with round metal base, chromed metal stem and aluminum lampshade.

Pair of Mushroom (Amanita muscaria) floral lamps that can be used in the garden or in the living room. Messing stem, white painted coating and Mushroom shade.

Black metal table lamp "Pinocchio" designed by H.Th.J.A. Busquet for Hala, 1953. Black metal shade that can be oriented in any direction and V feet to adjust the height.

Table lamp model 600P designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce 1966. From the 1st production with the original early Arteluce label. White lacquered aluminum and leather weighted base. Original wiring.

A pair of wall sconces with triangular form, black metal with copper tubes where the lights glows up. Produced by Raak Amsterdam model Clair Obscure around 1960.

Pair of elegant Italian sconces, circa 1970. Cylinder opaline glass supported by a messing structure. The opaline glass creates a diffuse light.

Pair of off white ceiling lamps designed by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup Denmark, circa 1970. Aluminum off white cylinder with grid above and chrome bulb holder. Both lamps are rewired.

Decorative flower, ceiling lamp Mother of Pearl, manufactured by S.A. Boulanger Belgium circa 1970. Lotus ceiling lamp, constructed out of thin pearl leaves on a messing base. Provides a nice atmospheric subtle light.

Decorative flower, ceiling lamp Mother of Pearl, manufactured by S.A. Boulanger Belgium circa 1970. Lotus ceiling lamp, constructed out of thin pearl leaves on a messing base. Provides a nice atmospheric subtle light.

Floor lamp Il Cammino in white milk glass on a chrome plated base. Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Iter Elettronica, 1972. Through a touch-sensitive switch, this light turns on, off and dims. Signed with decal manufacturer´s label to side: ´Iter Made in Italy´.

White ceramic table lamp designed by Marcello Cuneo for Gabbianelli, circa 1970. The ceramic shade can be turned 360 degrees according to your own preferences. Creates a nice atmosphere of light.

Raak glass fume floor lamp (Globe 2000), produced by Raak Amsterdam, period of manufacturing 1970, glass fume globe supported by a chrome structure on a adjustable stem and black painted foot.

Pair of ceiling lights designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1965. Pulegoso glass shades hanging on an anodized aluminum support.

Archimede Seguso four light chandelier, 1930. Chandelier suspended on a brass stem. Murano curved twisted glass rope arms and Murano glass shades. Decorated with brass ornaments.

Pair of sconces or table lamps, model Pox designed by Ingo Maurer for Design M, 1966. The white aluminum shade is adjustable regarding the position of the bulb.

Table lamp Medusa model 43, designed by Roberto Pamio for Leucos, circa 1970. This is the large version. Features a blown glass shade of clear glass with a gloss white overlay. The glass diffuser sits on top of a satin nickel base. An incandescent light source provides diffused illumination.