Franco Buzzi Rare wall lamp with extendable brass arm and cherrywood frame, lacquered metal shade.
Stilnovo manufacture, ca. 1950.
Stilnovo Milano
Rare wall lamp, adjustable in all directions; brass stem and painted metal shade.
Maker's mark engraved on the joint, circa 1950.
GCME Illuminazione
Set of 4 wall lamps in metal and chrome-plated brass with opal glass diffusers, adjustable in all directions.
Manufactured by GCME, Italy, circa 1960.
Pair of spotlights in lacquered metal and brass adjustable in all directions.
Italian manufacture 1950ca.
Gaetano Sciolari (1919 - 1999)
Rare telescopic lamp mod. 2061 with pulley system and counterweight. Enamelled metal diffuser, painted metal lampshade and brass arm.
Stilnovo production, 1954
Bibl. T. Brauniger, Stilnovo, apperecchi per l'illuminazione, Luminaires moderniste, 2016, p.105
Paolo Rizzatto
Lamp adjustable in all directions with shade and articulated arm in painted steel and cast iron counterweight.
Production Arteluce, 1968.
Pair of adjustable spotlights in all directions in lacquered metal and brass.
Wall lamp adjustable in all directions with shade and articulated arm in painted steel and cast iron counterweight.
Original packaging of the time by Arteluce.
Pair of Bakelite lamps with adjustable metal arm and brass wall plate.
Germany 1930s.
Pair of wall lights in wood and brass with lampshade in crystal glass.
Manufactured by Crystal Art, Italy, 1950's.
Stilnovo, 1950's wall lamp with adjustable arm and metal grid lampshade. Brass details.
Stamp of the manufacturer.
Six-light chandelier with brass arms and opal glass spheres featuring lacquered metal cones.
Manufactured by Stilnovo, Milan, 1950s.
Splendid chandelier with a large curved glass bell and metal bowl with a brass inner bowl and a beautiful shaped brass crown.
Italian manufacture, circa 1940.
Oscar Torlasco
Large 10-light chandelier with brass arms and tapered lacquered metal shades.
Manufactured by Lumi Milano, ca.1950.
Stilux Milano
Unique three-light chandelier with a brass and painted metal frame, suspended arms, and an asymmetrical composition. Opal glass disc diffusers with conical enameled elements in turquoise, yellow, and red, embellished with subtle decorative perforations. Arched brass upper structure.
Stilux Milano, 1950s.
Gino Paroldo
Pendant Lamp Made by Fontana Arte, Italy, ca. 1960.
Metal frame with thick, vertical, hammered glass diffusers in Nile Green, arranged radially in an irregular pattern around the light fixture. The glass, characterized by a wavy, organic surface, features a texture reminiscent of molten or hot-stamped glass, creating a striking interplay of refractions and a vibrant, diffused light.
The chandelier's design reflects the sculptural taste of 1960s Italian lighting, in which glass plays an expressive and decorative role.
Small metal and brass chandelier with two opaline glass shades.
Italian manufacture, circa 1950.
Afra and Tobia Scarpa
Pendant lamp in black lacquered metal with white lacquered metal spiral.
First version in very few copies before being produced with the glass screen.
Flos production late 50s.
Flavio Poli (1900-1984)
Pair of hanging metal lamps with very thick glass
Archimede Seguso production, 1960s
Pair of brass chandeliers.
Produced by Flos in 1961.
Small three-light chandelier with perforated copper shades that resemble a mushroom.
Italian manufacture from the 60s.
Max Ingrand (1908-1969)
Pendant lamp, model 2259/2 Fontana Arte, Italy, ca. 1960.
Metal frame and worked glass diffusers, composed of a horizontal bar with two suspended light elements. Model 2259 is one of Max Ingrand's most iconic designs for Fontana Arte, in which glass plays a central role both functionally and formally. The partially satin-finished and ground surface allows for soft, controlled light diffusion, while the essential metal structure rigorously defines the overall effect.
The lamp demonstrates the high design and manufacturing quality of the collaboration between Ingrand and Fontana Arte, expressing the principles of post-World War II Italian design with balance and sobriety.
Elegant brass and opaline glass bell-shaped chandelier.
Stilnovo manufacture, ca. 1955.
Bruno Gatta
Elegant three-light chandelier in brass with opaline glass pendants.
Manufacturing Stilnovo Milan, ca. 1955.
Chandelier with brass lampshade and central cone-shaped diffuser.
Sweden 1960ca.
Hans A. Jacobsson, set of four pending lamps in brass and blown glass.
Prod. Haj, Stockholm Sweden, 1960s.
Large pendant lamp, model Stilnovo 1187, in ellipsoid-shaped opaline glass, black aluminum lamp holder with brass details and steel cable.
Stilnovo approx. 1950
Luigi Caccia Dominioni
Large LPS8 model chandelier in glass and perforated brass.
Azucena 1960s manufacture.
Jo Hammerborg
Fog & Morup 1960's rare pair of "Saturn" ceiling lamps with black metal and polished copper shade.
Chromed metal chandelier with cut and engraved crystal disc.
Italian manufacture ca. 1960.
Fog & Moroup
Two large turned brass ceiling lamps
Scandinavian manufacture, around 1960's
Large 18-light chandelier with brass structure and opaline glasses.
Shaped metal ceiling plate.
Stilnovo manufacture around 1960.
Pair of lacquered metal chandeliers with brass rod and original diffuser glass.
Attr. BBPR. Milan, 1960's.
Pair of rare 1970s small ceiling lamps by Anders Pehrson for Atelje Lyktan.
Sweden, 1970's
Pair of 1960's ceiling lamps with a large nice shaped brass shade.
Prod. Bergboms, Sweden.
Set of four ceiling lamps with painted metal shade and brass cup.
1960's Italian manufacture.
Pair of pendant chandeliers with wooden stem and red blown glass diffuser.
Scandinavia, 1960s.
Set of 3 pendant lamps in brushed copper and lacquered aluminum, 1950s.
There are 2 sets (featuring 3 suspensions each) available.
Stilnovo, six-light chandelier with brass and wood structure. Six drop-shaped opaline glass diffusers with brass ends.
Produced by Silnovo in the late 1950s.
Pair of three -light brass chandeliers with adjustable silk hat.
Falkenberg manufacture, Sweden 1960ca.
Stilnovo 1950's ceiling lamp in brass and metal with 5 opal glass lights.
Chandelier with brass structure with six lights and large curved opaline glass shade.
Production Arredoluce, Italy 1940ca.
Ceiling lamp with 3 colored glasses,
Vistosi Murano, 1960's.
Ceiling lamp with 5 metal shades.
Italian manufacture, 1960's.
Large bronze chandelier with original eight candle lighting and cardinal red velvet interior lining.
Italian manufacture ca. 1930.
Pair of splendid metal lamps with original yellow shades and brass tips.
Italian manufacture, 1950.
Table lamp in metal and turned brass with opaline glass.
Italian manufacture, circa 1960.
Pair of large, shaped, rattan-covered table lamps with fabric shades.
Manufacturing Vivai del Sud, Italy, ca. 1960.
Rare 1950's table lamp in brass and metal with triangular marbe base.
Manufactured by Stilux Milano.
Two polished brass table lamps with fabric shades.
Italian manufacture, circa 1970.
Table lamp with marble base, brass and opline glass.
Manufacturing Stilnovo Milan, 1950ca.
Pair of large Space Age table lamps with two-tone chromed brass base and fabric lampshade.
Italian manufacture,1960s
Large table lamp with a steel and mirrored wood base and a fabric shade.
Table lamp with wooden and stone base, metal finishes and original 1970s lampshade.
Elegant pair of Murano glass table lamps with an organic shape and ogival hat.
Murano manufacture 1950's
Large table lamp with glazed ceramic base and brass shade made of a high quality with interior covered in fabric and profile on the base in silver ceramic.
Italian manufacture, ca. 1970.
Attr.Willy Rizzo Rome 1970.
Pair of rare table lamps in metal and chrome with perplex hat.
Manufacturer's label.
Stilnovo production, 1950's
Rare table lamp with metal and brass top and curved glass shade, three metal legs with brass tips.
Stilnovo production 1950ca.
Table lamp in craquele glazed and hand-painted ceramic.
Italian manufacture from the 70s
Tommaso Barbi
Table lamp with brass base and Murano glass stem, shade in fabric.
Italian manufacture, 1940's.
Table lamp in painted metal and polished aluminum.
Italian manufacture 1970ca.
Table lamp in chromed metal and opal glass.
French manufacture, ca. 1930.
Hans Pherson
Rare pair of polished steel lamps.
Marco Zanuso
Table lamp in lacquered metal and perplex.
Manufacture Oluce, 1963.
Table lamp with turned base and central stem in brass, three lights in lacquered metal and parchment shade.
1940's Italian manufacture.
H.Agne Jakobsson
Table lamp model "B-54" in lacquered metal with stem in teak.
Sweden 1950ca.
Table lamp in polished and lacquered metal with slate base.
Italian manufacture from the 1940s.
John K.Heyl
Table lamp with green blown glass base and silk top.
Germany, 1960's.
Ettore Sottsass
Table lamp with painted ceramic base.
Signed by the designer, 1962.
Table lamp in two-colour lacquered metal and opaline glass bowl.
Italian manufacture, ca. 1960.
Hans-Agne Jakobsson
Floor lamp mod. G-154 in brass.
Prod. Hay, Sweden, 1950s.
h 120
Brass lamp with adjustable shade.
Bergboms factory, Sweden, 1960.
Giuseppe Ostuni
Brass floor lamp with painted metal diffuser, adjustable in height and in all directions.
Oluce 1950's.
Giuseppe Ostuni, founder of Oluce, was a key figure in Italian design thanks to his ability to combine innovation, functionality, and formal elegance. Under his leadership, Oluce became a creative laboratory, collaborating with designers such as Joe Colombo, Tito Agnoli, and Marco Zanuso, contributing to the history of modern lighting. Ostuni built a recognizable identity for the brand, based on quality, experimentation, and technological research. His legacy lives on today in Oluce's historic reissues, including the G.O. lamp from the 1960s.
Rare rope-covered bronze floor lamp with two ogival-shaped lights hidden by a transparent galalith shade.
French manufacture, circa 1960s.
Jacques Adnet (1900–1984)
Reading lamp entirely upholstered in leather with a conical base, original switch, and adjustable shade.
First seamless model designed for Valenti, Spain, 1940.
Jacques Adnet was a leading figure in French modernist design. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, he became director of the Compagnie des Arts Français in 1928, where he developed an elegant and refined language characterized by essential forms and fine materials. A designer of furniture, interiors, and important architectural projects, including those for the Élysée Palace and the 1937 Paris World's Fair, Adnet left a significant mark on the history of 20th-century French design.
Floor lamp with metal and brass stem, methacrylate shade, and marble base.
Stilnovo Milan, ca. 1955.
Rare, large floor lamp in steel and lacquered metal with a swing arm, a space-age shade with four dual-switch bulbs, and an adjustable weight counter. In perfect condition.
Produced in a limited number by Selenova in 1972.
Published in the Selenova catalog, an insert in Abitare, 1975, edited by Franco Gualtieri.
Two-tone metal reading lamp with adjustable shade and arrow-shaped base.
Stilux Milano, circa 1950s.
Brass floor lamp with large fabric shade.
Arredoluce
Floor lamp with a dark red leather and brass-covered stem, adjustable arm, and parchment shade with midnight blue fabric trim.
Arredoluce Manufacture, ca. 1935.
Reading lamp with metal and brass stem, adjustable arm, and large lacquered metal shade.
Stilnovo Milano, circa 1950.
Elegant floor lamp in rush and painted rush with fabric interior.
Italian manufacture 1960ca.
Small floor lamp in satin steel with travertine base and fabric shade.
Franco Ostuni, Oluce, 1960ca.
Metal and brass lamp with opaline glass lampshade. Original color in perfect condition.
Attr. Stilnovo Milano, around 1960s.
Tommaso Cimmini (1947-1997)
Double-joint reading lamp with adjustable reflector.
Manifattura Lumina, 1976.
Isamu Noguchi (Los Angeles 1904 - New York 1988)
Sculptor, Architect, Designer and Scenographer
Floor lamp in metal, wood and washi paper.
Designed in 1951
Signed in ink at the bottom.
Stilnovo Milan
Rare floor lamp in red lacquered metal, metal and brass hat with satin glass cup, brass tips and details.
Stilnovo manufacture, approx. 1950.
Pair of elegant brass lamps with fabric shade.
Produced by Bergboms, Sweden 1960's.
Floor lamp with green marble base and nice red lacquered wooden stem with brass detail. Original shade.
Stilnovo manufacture ca 1950.
Floor lamp in polished mahogany with one shelf, detail in polished metal and silk fabric shade.
Italian manufacture, 1940s.
Large floor lamp with four lights in metal and polished brass.
2000s manufacture
Angelo Ostuni
Pair of reading lamps with conical shade in painted metal and marble base.
Oluce, Milan, 1950's.
Adjustable floor lamp with brass arm, white perspex lampshade, lacquered metal stem and marble base.
Stilux Milano, 1955ca.
