Lighting

Solid modern rectangular limestone table lamp with brass finishing and two light bulbs. The lamp shade can be adjusted in height. France circa 1970.

Desk lamp model ´Spider´. Designed by Joe Colombo for Oluce, 1965 Italy. Ingenious mechanism that connects the chrome stem to the head makes it possible to direct the shade in several directions, by moving the head up, down and sideways. Cornalux bulb included.

Pair of brushed metal cylinder spots, circa 1970. Brushed metal tube on a chrome stem that can be adjusted in any position. Could be used as reading light or to highlight some objects.

Faux bois ceramic table lamp representing a tree. Designed by Grandjean-Jourdan for Vallauris. Circa 1950, France. The wood like ceramic light is signed with ´Vallauris, GJ´.

Table lamp. Circa 1970, France. Archimedean spiral bended brushed aluminum sheet on black wooden base.

Industrial modernist Etap sconce in white and grey colored. One light bulb sockets inside. Circa 1950.

Modernist pendant ceiling light. Designed by the leading Dutch lighting manufacturer Philips, circa 1960. Model ´Locarno´. Black metal cylinder with opaline glass intersection and copper finish.

Hanging light fixture featuring a clear bleu glass globe with inside a brass body with perforated brass light diffuser. Designed by Agne Jakobsson for AB Markaryd. Creates a nice atmosphere of diffused light.

Table lamp designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce, 1968 Italy. Lamp model 540/g. Plexiglass frame with aluminum white sphere. Signed with Arteluce.

Table, wall or ceiling lamp designed by Yves Christin for Bilumen, 1984. Palloncino, balloon lamp (large version). An international design icon. Light blue polypropylene light with black base.

Pair Sconces model Egisto Angolo. Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Artemide, 1985. Memphis inspired corner lamps with pyramide staircase frosted molded glass. Mounted on a white metal structure.

Industrial Etap sconce in green and grey colored. Three light bulb sockets inside. Circa 1950.

Floor lamp manufactured by Stilnovo Milano Italy, circa 1960. Brushed and black steel stem with two lamp shades that can be moved in any requested height and direction.

Ceiling lights designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce Italy, 1959. Model nr 3047. Set of three circular lamps, grey lacquered aluminium.

Pendant lamp in white lacquered metal, Nictea. Designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1961. Filtered light trough perforations and concentrated light downwards through louvered glass lens.

Pair of Raak brutalist pendant lights, called 'Oerglas' model B-1214. Circa 1960. Manufactured by Raak Amsterdam. Purple glass with inox brushed cylinder tube.