Cylindrical brass table lamp dating back to the 1960s and 1970s. This vintage piece reflects the minimalist design of the era, characterized by clean lines and a simple aesthetic. The material lends the lamp a warm tone and an elegant look, while the cylindrical shape allows for even light distribution, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of retro style, it easily fits on desks, tables, or shelves. It is in good condition, preserving its period charm. It comes with one E27 bulb.

Table lamps from the 1970s featuring partially frosted glass diffusers, designed to provide soft, pleasant light diffusion, while the metal base is made of metal. The design combines clean lines and high-quality materials, making them ideal for both modern and vintage settings. Perfect for lighting living rooms, studies, and bedrooms, these lamps are a distinctive example of 20th-century design. Three E14 bulbs.

Table lamp from the 1970s, featuring a partially frosted glass diffuser, designed to provide a diffused, pleasant light. The metal base provides stability and an elegant contrast with the transparency of the glass. The clean lines and use of high-quality materials make it suitable for both modern and vintage settings. Ideal for lighting living rooms, studies, and bedrooms, it represents a distinctive example of 20th-century design. One E14 bulb

Italy, Early XIX Century

A pair of carved and gilded wooden candelabras dating back to the early 19th century, from Italy. The carefully turned stems are embellished with elegant leaf carvings that lend refinement and movement to the structure. The sheet metal bobeches add a further decorative element, creating a subtle yet effective contrast with the gilding of the wood. These candelabras represent an example of period craftsmanship, perfect for enhancing classic spaces and enhancing any art collection.

Painted metal table lamp, model "Halo Click 2," designed by Sottsass Associati for Philips in the 1990s. The simple design expresses the contemporary aesthetic of the era, while the adjustable light source offers versatility for both domestic and professional settings. The painted metal frame has a uniform finish and is in good condition. A representative example of Italian design applied to lighting, combining functionality and style. A halogen lamp

1970s-1980s

A pair of 1970s-1980s table lamps with a chromed metal frame featuring a sleek, sinuous design that pairs perfectly with the cylindrical white fabric shade. The shade diffuses light evenly, creating a welcoming and refined atmosphere. Ideal for enhancing modern spaces or adding a vintage touch to more traditional spaces, these lamps combine functionality and style. The quality of the materials and attention to detail make them distinctive pieces for your decor. Lamp 1 1 E27

Europe First Half of the 20th Century

Pair of gilt bronze table lamps with marble base. Cornucopia-shaped arms, ring socket and fabric lampshades.

Murano glass table lamp dating back to the 1980s, featuring a semicircular design that captures the artistic essence of that period. The expertly crafted colored glass features a variety of vibrant hues that combine to create a unique chromatic effect. The solid, dark base provides an elegant contrast, enhancing the beauty of the glass top. This piece fits perfectly in contemporary or classic settings, adding a pop of color and unmistakable style. Ideal for illuminating living rooms and studies with class. One E27 bulb.

The "Daphine" table lamp was designed by Tommaso Cimini for Lumina in the 1980s. Crafted from metal and plastic, it features an exposed transformer that enhances its industrial aesthetic. The adjustable arm allows for precise light direction, making it ideal for work or reading spaces. The minimalist and functional design combines practicality and style in a single object.

Table lamp designed in the 1990s by Makio Hasuike and Hisham Kulhanek, made from a combination of plastic, aluminum, and metal. The minimalist and functional design is characterized by an adjustable structure, which allows for precise light direction, making it ideal for work or study environments. It features one E27 bulb.

Italy, XIX Century

Carved, lacquered, and gilded wooden candelabra dating back to mid-19th-century Italy. The turned and finely carved stem lends elegance and stability, resting on a triangular base with three turned plinth legs. The choice of lacquered and gilded wood enhances its refinement, while the sheet metal bobeches add a touch of sophistication to the structure. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and class.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Carved and gilded wooden candelabra, featuring a turned central body that expresses the elegance and refinement typical of late 19th-century Italian design. The expertly crafted leaf carvings are harmoniously repeated on the three sides of the scrolled base, creating a suggestive play of light and shadow thanks to the gilding that enhances the decorative details. Perfect for those looking to add a historic piece to their collection. One E27 bulb.

Italy, XVIII Century

A pair of 18th-century neoclassical vases, originally from Italy, crafted from carved and gilded wood. These vases, once used as candle holders, feature a light supported by a turned vase-like structure. Carved acanthus leaves decorate the upper part, while gouged carvings adorn the lower part. The square base lends stability and a classical touch to the design. Despite the gilding having worn away in some areas, the vases retain their historic charm, typical of the neoclassical period.

Italy, Early XIX Century

A neoclassical vase transformed into a lamp, originating from early 19th-century Italy, represents an example of refined craftsmanship and a rich history. Originally conceived as a decorative vase, this piece has been adapted to house a light source, preserving its period charm. The vase is carved in the round and rests on a solid square base. The curled handles and leafy carvings further enrich the design, lending an air of elegance and classicism. The lamp retains its original beauty, with only minor flaws that testify to the passage of time. Ideal for those who appreciate neoclassicism and wish to add a touch of history and style to their space.

Italy, XIX Century

This carved and gilded wooden candelabra from Italy in the late 19th century exemplifies the decorative craftsmanship of the era. The carefully turned stem is adorned with intricate leaf carvings that lend a rich and detailed appearance. The base, featuring elegant scrolls, is supported by three feral feet that add an element of solidity and complexity to the overall design. This piece represents an authentic example of Italian decorative art from the period, ideal for enhancing classical settings or antique collections.

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.

1980s-style table lamp with a swivel arm for directional and customizable lighting. The brass-plated metal frame lends a touch of elegance, making it ideal for both classic and modern settings. The fabric shade diffuses a warm, welcoming light, creating an intimate and relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for a desk or bedside table, this lamp combines functionality and style, adding an element of refined beauty to any space.

Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

The "Tubino" table lamp, designed by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos in the 1960s and 1970s, is an example of functional and minimalist design. Crafted from black metal, it stands out for its simple structure and adjustable diffuser, allowing the light to be directed as needed. This iconic design, typical of the Castiglioni brothers' innovative creativity, fits perfectly into both modern and classic settings, adding a touch of elegance and practicality. Its refined finish makes it an ideal complement for workspaces or home environments, where targeted lighting is essential.

1980s-style table lamp with a swivel arm for directional and customizable lighting. The brass-plated metal frame lends a touch of elegance, making it ideal for both classic and modern settings. The fabric shade diffuses a warm, welcoming light, creating an intimate and relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for a desk or bedside table, this lamp combines functionality and style, adding an element of refined beauty to any space.

FontanaArte, 1970s

Vintage "Fatua" table lamp in the small version, made of satin and transparent glass. In good condition.

Vintage table lamp with chromed metal and aluminum base, rounded lampshade made of white plastic material. Good condition.

This Italian-made table lamp, reminiscent of Stilnovo products, features an opal glass diffuser and a chromed metal frame. In good condition.

Gilded bronze sculpture lamp with two lights and a red fabric lampshade. Good condition.