VINTAGE: A great 1960′s design by Goffredo Reggiani of Italy. The lamp stands 65″ tall and the floor switch lights various globes alternately. A great sixties/pop look and a really unusual, sculptural lamp! SOLD
VINTAGE: Here’s a pair of really fun Danish wall mounted lamps by Erik Hansen for Le Klint. Designed in 1952, they are still in production today though not in Teak like this pair. They came from a really great estate in Westwood. Each have new rough-weave shades…
VINTAGE: Very minimal and elegant table lamp measuring 29″ tall. Amazing condition with spotless chrome and rough linen shade. There are two bulbs and the main switch controls them individually. SOLD
VINTAGE: Nessen was and still is such a quality operation. Everything that comes from their studios is top notch. This dramatic lamp measures 34″ tall and has a painted steel base and rough linen shade with a perforated metal diffuser. SOLD
VINTAGE: Don’t know too much about this lamp as there are no markings. Could possibly be Litolier from the early sixties. There are two re-positionable oval painted steel shades and the switch controls both separately. The finish is all original polished solid brass and the shades and base…
VINTAGE: Super simple and architectural all metal table by Hans Agne Jakobssen of Denmark circa 1958. The ivory enameled shade is suspended from the lamp diffuser by three solid brass pegs which allows some light to escape up as well as down. The central support is enameled…
VINTAGE: Circa 1970 medium size Crain lamp by Jere’. It is chrome steel and fully adjustable with two barn-door spot lamps. It stands aproximately 5′ tall. SOLD
VINTAGE: Just in from a very amazing Point Loma estate. A sweet pair of glazed ceramic and teak lamps by Jane and Gordon Martz for Marshall Studios in Indiana circa 1960. Each one measures 26×11. The shades are new but I do have the originals which are…
VINTAGE: Such a beauty! It doesn’t get any better than this in terms of quality. Every detail is masterful and uses the best materials; blown glass, solid brass, teak and porcelain. The shade is made up of two tiers of glass. One clear olive and the other…
VINTAGE: Never seen anything like this one before! The hard off-white fiberglass cylinder shades both pivot to adjust to any position. I’d imagine it’s from the mid-late fifties and is in great original condition. The switch operates one shade, the other shade or both. The body of the lamp…