Havlova Milanda Floor Lamps

Huge plastic pendat lamp by Havlova Milanda, model Rytmic 1969 for Vest. Made in Austria. Creates a great light for all rooms. Very rare in this size. Great Pop Art design in impecca...

1960’s Orange and black powder coated Mid-Century Modern floor lamp by Lightolier. Newly powered coated. The shades can be adjusted. Wired for US it takes three 75w Max light bulbs...

Stunning atmospheric tripod Cocoon floorlamp. Elegant, timeless and it blends with lost of interior styles. It's in a very good condition, both chrome and lampshade. Designer Friedel Wauer, was a pioneering German lampshade manufacturer and designer, widely recognized as the "grandfather of cocoon lamps". Company: Wauer founded the company Goldkant-Leuchten (initially named Cocoon-Leuchten International) in Germany in 1946. The company operated until 1994. Innovation: He is credited by peers and the Italian lighting company FLOS with developing a groundbreaking technique in 1952 for applying a specialized synthetic polymer spray onto a metal wireframe to create lampshades. This process was inspired by a silk worm's "self-wrapping" and the material itself was originally developed for "mothballing" naval ships. Design Legacy: Wauer's innovative approach led to over 400 foundational models in approximately 1,000 variations, ranging from modern to traditional designs. Influence: While George Nelson used...

Striking and rare 'Rhythmik' pendant light designed by Milanda Havlova for VEST, Austria. This sculptural fixture features a dynamic, rhythmic design in molded acrylic with layered g...

Ceiling Lamp in White Lacquered Metal by Milanda Havlova, 1970's Additional Information: Material: White lacquered metal Style: Mid century, Scandinavian Ceiling lamp model Rytmik ...

Rare bubble floor lamp by Kaiser Leuchten from the 1960s. Handcrafted glazed ceramic base in green shades with an new lampshade. Quality Features: very good workmanship high-quality...

A Swiss-made 1960s floor lamp by Temde Leuchten, Switzerland. This lamp consists of nine frosted glass globes and a white enamel metal base and stem. A real statement piece, wheth...

A beautiful Midcentury floor lamp made by Kaiser Leuchten in Germany in the 1980's. It is fascinating with its Space Age design and nine arms with milk glass balls. The bottom, t...

Vintage Floor Lamp by Temde Leuchten, 1960s Gemrany. Give your interior a unique statement piece with this rare vintage floor lamp by Temde Leuchten, a design from the 1960s. The la...

This pendant lamp, Model " Dynamic ", was designed by Wilhelm Vest for Vest Leuchten, in Austria in 1969. The lampshade is made of solid metal, consisting...

Sputnik floor lamp by Doria Leuchten, Germany, 1970s. This beautiful Doria floor lamp is originally from 1970. A glass sphere with air bubbles as the shade of the lamp. The gold accents give this lamp a classy look. 1 Sustainable: environmentally conscious By supplementing your interior with vintage furniture you are environmentally conscious. This is because no new raw materials need to be used for this product. When you choose vintage, you use what is already there, and that makes it sustainable. You may not give the piece of furniture a second, but even a third or fourth life. Vintage furniture is often high-quality products that last a number of lives for a reason. 2 Vintage has a story There is a story behind every vintage product. Some furniture has a rich history and with some the story is still visible or tangible. The signs of wear give a glimpse into the life of the previous owner. This beautiful lamp fits in different living styles! Doria Leuchten was founded in Sonnfeld near Coburg Germany, just after the Second World War in 1945 by Walter Donner...

Brass lamp stand chromed fitted with one E27 socket with a shade with capiz shells. Made by Vest Leuchten Austria in the 1970s.