Rare Metal Clamp Lamp Model Arco by BBPR for Olivetti, Italy, 1960s

Slalom table lamp by Vico Magistretti for O-Luce. No-stop drawing for this pure shaped lamp with adjustable shade and structure.

Set of Sintesi clamp lamps by Ernesto Gismondi for Artemide. Multiple pieces available, allowing to enlight large bookcases or ceilings. This mid 70s project fully represent Gismon...

Rare "Pugno" table lamp model 2545 by Richard Carruthers for Fontana Arte. Early 1970s piece with Gino Sarfatti craquele surface finish influence.

Large chrome floor lamp by Lampter. Heavy base hosting an extendable metal arch. Shade composed by curved steel stripes.

This rare midcentury Italian table lamp was designed by Studio BBPR from Olivetti in 1962. It is a rotating and extensible desk lamp which is painted in dark grey and chrome metal a...

This adjustable desk lamp was designed by D. C. Arnoldi for Italian lighting company Luci illuminaznione d'interni, circa 1970. The company was founded in 1966 and quickly became known for their original and innovative designs of modern lighting. Luci has an impressive list of Italian designs who have worked for the company. In 1989, the company renamed itself LuciItalia and continued its identity as a producer of high quality and decorative modern design lighting. Here we have an example of an earlier Luci piece form the 1970s. It features an exterior chocolate brown enamel shade and screw on table mount. The interior of the shade is off white enamel and has a chrome socket cover over the standard socket. Underneath and inside the shade is stamped the company name "LUCI illumination d'interns", the model name "Pala mod 490" and "Designer: D C Arnold, Made in Italy." The brown enamel knob...

This table lamp, model Tizio, was designed by Richard Sapper for Artemide, in Italy, in 1972. The lamp is built with two counterweights allowing the user to direct the light at will....

An original TOPO table lamp designed by Joe Colombo for Stilnovo in the early 1970s — a benchmark piece in Space Age Italian design. Colombo, known for his radical vision of the futu...