Steel and brass ceiling light by Sam Rush in 1930 s movies style

Unique hand made piece from UK Bristol designer and sculptor, Sam Rush. Made of gas brazed stainless steel and brass. By using traditional techniques of the period it gives this piec...

The Space Ray... or Death Ray... or even the "Seducto Matic" (what ever mood should take you), takes command of a whole area of a room, serving as intriguing sculpture during the day and creating an absorbing warm ambiance at night. The utterly Unique lamp designs of Sam Rush, are made with stainless steel and brass, as these difficult to combine materials however make for a delightful richness of light reflection. Additionally, these materials mature beautifully, adding depth with age. A ripe old age is expected with the lamps, due to the materials and build quality. "Lamps for your grandchildren to squabble over". Sam Rush is a trained metal...

A smaller and simpler piece from the studio of Sam Rush. With echoes of Abel LaFleur's Jules Rimet Trophy, this stainless steel and Brass lamp is ostensibly a sculpture, with the fun...

There is little more inspiring than that glorious dawn of airship travel. This hand made lamp by Sam Rush captures the essence of that age, and instantly gives any desk a rare distin...

Large sputnik ceiling light, brass and metal, 1960s.     

A beautiful space age chandelier produced by Stilnovo in the 1970s, of fine Italian manufacture. The chandelier is very beautiful and striking. There is an aluminium cylinder that a...

Chandelier is inspired by space, galaxies and the planets that surround us. It is a memorable lighting fixture, with very unique details that make it the luxurious bespoke design piece that it is. Handmade in brass and steel, the body is covered by a gold-plated finish, while the stainless steel shades are lacquered a glossy black and glossy white on the outside. It is an intricate design piece to put on display at the entrance of a modern hotel, or to use as a modern dining room lighting fixture...

Known for his lamps that diffuse soft light through optical glass lenses, Roman designer Oscar Torlasco (1934 - 2004) made a name for himself in the 1950s and 1960s by designing for ...