Lighting

Table lamp with square brushed steel frame. Circa 1970. Mounted on both sides a round spiral Murano textured glass.

Pair of Mushroom (Amanita muscaria) designed by Philips, circa 1950. Floral lamps that can be used in the garden or in the living room. Messing stem, white painted coating and Mushroom shade.

Cricket table lamp designed by Otto Wach for Raak 1962. Aluminum tube frame with aluminum adjustable pins.

Conical floor lamp in white and clear glass, with black metal top. Marked with ´Barbini´. The table lamp creates a nice atmosphere of diffused light.

Desk lamp model “Los Minimalos Uno” designed by Ingo Maurer & Team, circa 1994. Steel lamp with telescopic arm.

Table lamp designed by sculptor Giuseppe Calonaci, 1971. Plexi lamp shade with sculptural chromed metal sheet "Cathedrals of sky". Signed "GH/300 Calonaci 71".

Pendant lamp, model Area. Designed by Mario Bellini for Artemide, 1974. Fabric cord. Square foil and the five bulges that deform it, reminiscing the sky and its clouds.

Ceiling lamp, brushed bent stainless steel. Circa 1970, France. Ceiling lamp with 16 bended blades.

Italian pendant circa 1950 in the form of a UFO or flying saucer shaped body. Opaline glass shade mounted on a black metal finished with brass.

Chandelier model Fun 11 DM designed by Verner Panton for J. Lüber AG Switzerland, 1964. Five ring frame with chains of shell discs (mother of pearl shells) are suspended.

Floor lamp model Optima 4 designed by Hans Due for Fog & Mørup, 1972. Brushed steel stem with two lamp shades that can be moved in any requested height and direction.

Table, floor or wall lamp model Boalum designed by Gianfranco Frattini and Livio Castiglioni for Artemide, 1971. Boa constrictor inspired lamp made of flexible plastic tube that can be shaped at your own desire.

Pendant light designed by Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso, crafted in Italy between 1930-1940. This stunning piece features hand-blown Murano glass, created using Barovier’s signature 'Rostrato' technique, which gives the glass its distinctive textured surface. The aged deep dark brass fittings perfectly complement the artisanal glass, adding a touch of vintage elegance. A true testament to Italian craftsmanship and timeless design, this pendant light captures the essence of 20th-century Murano glass artistry.

Light pendant designed by Gaetano Sciolari for Stilnovo, 1953. Hand blown large opaline glass shade (dimension: Diameter 22,04 inch, Height 11,02 inch) with messing holder and ceiling cap. The lamp has been rewired. Stilnovo Milano. Literature: G. Gramigna, Repertorio 1950-1980, Mondadori, 1985, pag.79.

Counter balance pendant, manufactured by Lumi Milano, circa 1950. Adjustable green aluminum shade with smooth round jagged edge. Messing counter weight. The light has been rewired and the height can be adjusted approximate between 31 inch and 62 inch.

Pair of clear glass Murano wall sconces supported by a half cylinder messing holder. Circa 1970.