A striking and imposing pair of lamps in Murano Balloton glass in turquoise tones and brass, 1980s.
Rewired.
A pair of large brown-patinated bronze candelabra, decorated with putti holding a cornucopia of flowers with five lights, with two snuffers at the top.
Black marble bases.
Late 19th century.
This superb 'Bubble' table lamp is an exceptional creation by the celebrated Italian designer Goffredo Reggiani, a visionary of mid-20th-century Modernism. Made in Italy in the 1960s-1970s, this rare piece combines Italian craftsmanship with Reggiani's signature style, making it a true collector's object. The lamp comprises 13 globes, a sought-after variant rarely found. Its sculptural design includes a chrome-plated metal structure complemented by Murano glass globes. The bright chrome finish and the milky opalescence of the globes create a harmonious interplay of light and form, making this lamp an iconic piece suited to any interior.
'Four Heads' brass floor lamp by Goffredo Reggiani (born 1929), Italy, circa 1970.
Four-light floor lamp with adjustable spots resting on four tubular shafts on a square base.
A unique pair of table lamps dating from the 1970s-80s. Each piece is crafted with a solid brass base surmounted by Murano glass cubes dating from the 1970s-1980s.
The translucent glass, in delicate shades of amber and green, captures and diffuses the light, creating a warm and ambient glow.
Each glass cube is blown in Murano, ensuring that no two pieces are identical. Unique design.
Italy, 20th century.
A rare Italian floor lamp from the 1950s, an emblematic piece of Modernist design. An elegant sculptural silhouette composed of a patinated brass structure framing a magnificent striated opaline Murano glass diffuser, casting a soft and warm light.
Although unsigned, this model presents numerous similarities to the creations of Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, a major reference in 20th-century Italian lighting.
A pair of 1980s Murano glass and brass table lamps with black and gold shades. Striking and sculptural, this pair of Italian table lamps from the 1980s is a perfect blend of Modernist geometry and luxurious materials. The central element is a richly textured and beautifully reflective faceted amber Murano glass block, mounted on a brass base with clean architectural lines. Each lamp is crowned with a refined black shade, lined with a glossy gold plexiglass for a dramatic and glamorous glow when lit. The contrast between the matte black exterior and the gilt interior highlights the warm tones of the glass and brass. Elegant, timeless and eye-catching, these lamps bring sophisticated vintage charm to any interior — ideal for Hollywood Regency, Mid-Century Modern or contemporary luxury decor. Origin: Italy, Leucos glass dating from the 1980s. Materials: Murano glass, brass, black fabric, gold plexiglass. Condition: Excellent condition.
A pair of Murano glass and gilt brass lamps from the 1980s — Italian design, 20th century. A striking pair of Italian lamps in blown Murano glass inlaid with gold flecks within the mass. Each stem displays an architectural composition in transparent and smoked glass adorned with precious gilt inclusions, mounted on a gilt brass base. The polished brass rectangular shade reinforces the sculptural and refined character of the whole. A striking interplay of light, between brilliance, depth and reflections, typical of Italian design of the 1970s-1980s. Work of great quality. Rewired, very good condition.
A refined lamp in black-lacquered metal with gilt decoration of cranes — symbols of longevity and happiness — and stylised foliage. Originally an oil lamp mounted on a bronze base in the Japoniste style. The body, in the double-gourd form typical of Japanese aesthetics, is finely adorned with hand-painted scenes: elegant cranes, flowers and symbolic rocks. The original lampshade, in hand-painted paper marouflé onto canvas, reprises this naturalist motif with stylised cranes and trees. A decorative and collector's piece. Period: late 19th to early 20th century.
An elegant pair of table lamps produced by Harvey Guzzini, the celebrated Italian design firm of the 1960s-1970s. Their emblematic silhouette combines a tulip base in transparent plexiglass with a cylindrical chrome-metallic shade with a clear interior, offering both a diffuse and warm light. A true manifesto of Italian Space Age design, this model — rare as a pair — perfectly embodies the refined and futuristic aesthetic of Harvey Guzzini. It integrates equally well into a contemporary décor or a high-end vintage interior. Very good condition, minor signs of use consistent with age. Recently rewired to EU standards.
A rare and striking Italian lamp in white-glazed ceramic attributed to the Capodimonte ateliers, depicting an allegorical male bust adorned with rich high-relief decoration. The figure, blindfolded, is crowned with a generous wreath of vine leaves and finely modelled grape clusters, typical of Capodimonte productions of the second half of the 20th century: meticulously applied foliage, plump grapes in relief, expressive modelling of the face, theatrical aesthetic of mythological inspiration. The bust also displays a vine-tendril motif in the hands. Cylindrical lampshade. Italy, circa 1960-1970.
An important pair of table lamps of Italian production, executed in the mid-20th century, in carved and patinated wood. The shafts are each crafted from a single piece of wood, turned and profiled according to a baluster design, evoking classical architecture reinterpreted in the Italian aesthetic of the 1950s-1960s. The silhouette is continuous, fluid, without intermediate assembly, testifying to a precision turning work. The mahogany-brown patina is enhanced with reprises of original black lacquer in the hollows and edges, intended to underline the volumes and accentuate the architectural effect of the form. The lampshades, of slightly trapezoidal form, are clothed in a thick fabric of warm tone, adorned at the lower section with a crocheted border, bringing a decorative note of Italian spirit. Original functional electrical work.