Nice Danish Modern styled pair of teak based white globe bedside or table lamps. The round bases are formed from staved teak blocks and hold ceramic bulb holders (60-W max). The white globes are satin frosted on the outside.

Vintage 1950s Orrefors glass lamp designed by Carl Fagerlund (at Orrefors from 1946 to 1980). Super thick cranberry color cased in clear. Etch signed base "Orrefors R81321" with remains of paper label. Appears to have been re-wired with a long electrical cord but retains original brass fittings.

Super tripod lamp almost certainly a Paul Mayen design with a "Lumacryl" shade mounted at three points. The body is of chrome plated brass tubes with a chrome plated steel central hub. The top is closed out by an enameled steel plate (purple on top and white on reflector side). The lamp takes three bulbs in ceramic holders.

Vintage Danish modern styled table lamp. Wood frame (walnut?) with two shades, one fiberglass and one Hessian

Unusual pair of heavy vintage wood and brass lamps. Each lamp takes three bulbs in a phenolic holder that angles each bulb away from the central mast harp that supports the shade. One, two or all three bulbs can be turned on at the same time by turning the switch. Wood is probably walnut and brass appears to be solid brass or very thick plating.

Classic "The world's original architect luminaire designed in 1937 by Jac Jacobsen." LUXO anglepoise lamp. This one a floor model in super chrome (no longer available?) probably from the 1970s. The very heavy circular base has a spun aluminum cover, all other parts are chrome plated and in excellent condition.

Stylish 1960s "brutal" metal art chandelier fixture (could be used as a Swag lamp) in the manner of Paul Evans or Jere. Takes four bulbs. This one still has its original matching ceiling plate that shows it was manufactured in Los Angeles, California by "The Feldman Co".

Large sculptural table lamp attributed to Laurel and very much in the style of Paul Evans. The lamp is a two piece solid casting with a bronze patinated finish - weighing just over 19-lbs.

Sculptural vintage table lamp. Cast brass abstract (almost figural) lamp base on a wood veneered base. The metal sculpture has both smooth polished and textured surface areas. (The smooth areas have been polished, the textured areas have not and retain their age patina). Fully functional, no labels but believed to be by Laurel.

Good quality clones of a Reggiani (Italy) design originating in the late 50s. These probably made in the 70s - base is marked "Clover" with ceramic bulb holders. Small floor or large table lamps. Four way switch, top and bottom ON, two middles On, all ON and all OFF. Each shade can be rotated and tilted for almost limitless combinations.

Original version of the much copied 1970s "Toucan lamp" made in Italy. Takes a small 4-W night-light type bulb.

Extremely rare "Chiara" floor lamp designed by architect designer Mario Bellini in 1964 for Flos (Italy). Formed from a large single sheet of stainless steel - polished on the outside and white painted on the inside. Well documented at www.architonic.com (page 4).

Paul Mayen floor lamp with cylindrical white (not at all yellowed) translucent "Lumacryl" plastic shade similar to his designs for Habitat.

Louis Poulsen (Denmark) PH 4/3 Table Lamp, designed by Poul Henningsen in 1967 as part of a range he started in 1924.

Large vintage Jere welded Art lamp. Copper rods representing bulrushes that can be removed from base for easy two box shipping. Lamp is concealed in base. Unsigned, but known to be by Jere based on a 1977 signed piece in chrome with identical base and only the tasseled type stems.

Original vintage "I Numerati Soffiato" floor lamp designed by Carlo Nason (1936-) in 1969 for Mazzega (based in Murano Italy). This lamp features two hand blown white cased Murano glass diffusers held together with a chrome plated steel tube mounted on a chrome plated steel base. The bulbs at the top and bottom can be turned on and off independently with the floor foot switch.

1950's floor lamp very much in the style of Greta Grossman's (1948) Grasshopper lamp. Black enamel finish, metal disk feet, ceramic bulb holder and brass fittings. Inside of shade is fairly reflective bare metal.

Pair of identical early (12V) halogen counter balanced task lamps designed by Ron Rezec for his company Ron Rezec Lighting that is co-owned by Artemide. The lamps feature heavy cast bases incorporating the electronics with all pieces finished in black anodize and enamel. No longer in production, this lamp is (or at least it was) displayed in the New York Museum of Modern Art.

Tall 1950's Danish Modern Style walnut and brass floor lamp with original cylindrical shade. (Shade height can be adjusted).