Vintage Vase Coloured Murano Glass Italy 1970s - Italy, 1970s

Italy, 1970s

Spherical ceramic vase with a narrow neck and abstract decorations in shades of red, yellow, blue, and orange on a black background. The artist's signature is on the base.

Wall or ceiling lamp made of white lacquered metal with an adjustable diffuser for reflected light. Designed by Bruno Gecchelin for O-Luce in the 1970s and 1980s.

Vintage floor lamp made of chromed metal. Featuring two spherical, adjustable and orientable light sources. In excellent overall condition, it has a small mark on the base, as shown in the photographs. It has two E27 bulb sockets, max 60W.

A 1960s/70s table lamp with a chromed metal base. Its clean, minimalist lines lend the piece a refined and timeless look. The cylindrical fabric shade diffuses a soft, warm light, creating a welcoming atmosphere in any space. Ideal for adding a touch of class to a study or living room, this lamp is not only functional but also a decorative object that tells a story of design and style.

Herman Miller Production

Pair of chairs designed by Verner Panton for a Vitra production in the 1970s, made of red plastic, bearing the brand. Good condition.

A 1970s-era Italian-made table lamp. Featuring a glass frame with an opaline finish, this lamp offers a dual switch that allows you to adjust the light intensity to suit your needs. The chrome-plated metal base and details add a touch of elegance, while the overall design fits perfectly in both modern and more classic settings. Ideal for enhancing living rooms, bedrooms, or offices with a piece of authentic Italian modernism.

Flos Production

The "Papavero"floor lamp, designed in the 1960s by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, is an iconic example of 1960s Italian design. Produced by Flos, it stands out for its simplicity and use of high-quality materials: the marble base, while the chromed metal stem supports the opal glass diffuser, which casts a soft, welcoming light. Suitable for both modern and classic settings, this lamp is not only a functional element but also a piece of design history.

Italy, 1960s-1970s

A polychrome glass vase with gold and silver leaf inclusions. The design, with gold inclusions and glassy textures, is consistent with the popular Midcentury and Hollywood Regency styles.

A 1970s iGuzzini designer ceiling lamp with a methacrylate shade. Featuring clean lines and a conical shape, this lamp is an iconic example of Italian design from the period. Methacrylate, known for its lightness and transparency, lends the piece a modern look, while the opal white shade of the diffuser ensures diffused, pleasant lighting. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of understated elegance, it can easily be integrated into both residential and commercial settings. The adjustable suspension allows the height to be adjusted to suit the specific needs of the space.

Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

The "Papavero" floor lamp, designed in 1964 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos, is an iconic example of 1960s Italian design. This floor lamp stands out for its elegant simplicity and use of high-quality materials. The solid yet refined marble base provides stability and a touch of luxury, while the chromed metal stem supports the opal glass diffuser, which casts a soft, welcoming light. Perfect for both modern and classic settings, this lamp is not only a functional element but also a piece of design history.