Spanish floor lamp by André Ricard for Metalarte, 1970s

Rared Space Age floor lamp An icon of 1970’s design,this floor lamp features a tubular metal structure with rotating plexiglass globe lamp shade. The lamp shade consists of two parts...

Space Age floor lamp by André Ricard for Metalarte in the 1970s. An icon of 1970s design, this floor lamp features a tubular metal structure with a rotating half-spherical shade. Its...

Huge and beautiful midcentury lucite "Seta Desktop lamp" from 1970s. This lamp is André Ricard designed and crafted in 1974 in Barcelona by “Metalarte”. André Ricard (1929), a Pioneer of Spanish Industrial Design, he was Chairman of ADI-FAD, Founding Chairman of ADP and a member of the Faculty of the Art Centre (Switzerland), among other positions. An internationally renowned author, he has designed containers, utensils, lighting, domestic appliances and items of furniture that have ended up forming part of our everyday lives at home. Among his most well-known designs are the Copenhagen ashtray, released by Mobles 114...

Rare Metalarte table lamp by André Ricard, Spain, 1960s. This lamp is in height adjustable and the lampshade can be turned. The lamp is white with a metal...

Extremely rare and large table lamp with rotating plexiglass globe lamp shade. Designed by André Ricard in 1967 for Metalarte, Spain. Makers mark to t...

Important table lamp designed by André Ricard in 1969, and produced and manufactured by Metalarte in the 60s and 70s. Chrome steel structure and white opal shade. Very much in Art De...

A table lamp designed by Andre Ricard for Metalarte in Spain, from the 1970 's. This all metal lamp consists of a pair rotating metal lamp shades attached to a circular chrome centr...

This friendly lamp, a revolutionary milestone in design, is essential in any context, directing light wherever it is needed. A synonym to good design, modernity and comfort. Gyratory...

Conceived by André Ricard in 1970. Its name is a nod to the artist Lucio Fontana, who challenged the history of art by slashing his neat oil paintings. His was an art for the Space Age that sought to turn pieces into experiments in a new three-dimensionality. Santa & Cole presents Fontana together with a new floor version, both in white painted steel finish. The pendant version, being the first, maintains its futuristic look thanks to the good dimension of its more than half sphere and the unmistakable tear that illuminates peripherally allowing a soft indirect lighting. Its interior now houses an efficient light plate...

For your consideration is an outstanding, adjustable, reading floor lamp, made of painted metal and chrome, by Metalarte Spain, circa the 1970s. In excellent vintage condition. The b...