Lighting

Harvey Guzzini ceiling lamp, Italy circa 1970. Chrome structure with caramel colored plexi shade, counter weight that can adjust the lamp at desired height.

Tall Gianfranco Frattini white metal column floor lamp standing on a square black enameled metal base. This sleek modern floor lamp offers indirect halogen lighting where the amount of light can be adjusted. Floor lamp has the impression of a minimalist sculpture.

Floor lamp, designed by Gian Nicola Gigante for Zerbetto Italy (1981). Lamp can be used as object. Red metal base and frame with two fluorescent tubes of 30 W.

Industrial ceiling lamp called Ziggurat made by Raak Amsterdam. Black and white minimalist square metal structure.

Floor lamp, designed by Gian Nicola Gigante for Zerbetto Italy (1981). Lamp can be used as object. Black metal base and frame with two fluorescent tubes of 30 W.

Pair of brass Danish origin pendant lights, 2 large massive brass lamps with a bulb shinning downwards and two small bulbs shinning to the ceiling. Lamps can be sold separately.

Gino Sarfatti brown metal ceiling light for Arteluce (Italy Milan), model nr. 3055/37. Round metal ceiling light with glass honing grade diffuser, edition Arteluce 1962 Italy.

Table lamp made of ceramic, round white ivory ceramic form with wooden feat and white lamp shade.

Gino Sarfatti pair of wall lamps for Arteluce, model nr. 238/1. Black metal Lacquered ring where a glass ball is resting, edition Arteluce 1960 Italy.

Pair of large look alike palm tree table lamps, round wooden cylindrical lamps with brass decorated. Standing on a black wooden feat and a large shade. Gives a nice warm atmospheric light.

Pair of huge unique glazed ceramic table lamps, heavy relief black hand made base with a square lamp shade.

A modernist chandelier featuring a light diffusing shade composed of multiple rows of white aluminum banding each placed at a different angles. By Stilnovo, Italy circa 1958.

Gae Aulenti table Lamp Quadrifoglio for Guzzini Italy, 1970. Chrome structure with Caramel colored plastic shade.

Wall mounted swing arm lamp (Panama lamp model nr. 4050), Wim Rietveld. Period 1955. White Shade with underneath polyester diffuser that can be removed. Industrial grey segmented arm, which can be extended and swing in any directions.

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 large Kalmar glass sconces, 1970. Produced by Kalmar Wien Austria. With designers and architects like Julius Theodor Kalmar, a student of Josef Hoffman, Josef Frank and Oskar Wlach. High quality sconces with each 4 light bulbs behind a thick variegated glass on a chrome support.