Carlo Mollino Floor Lamp

A rare and collectible example of early Italian modernist lighting, this model 331 adjustable reading lamp was designed by Giuseppe Ostuni and manufactured by Oluce in 1950. As one o...

Guiseppe Ostuni for O-Luce floor lamp. Brass, marble, parchment shade. Fully rewired and tested.

This refined minimalistic floor lamp, designed by Bruno Gatta and produced by Stilnovo in Italy during the 1950s, embodies a perfect blend of elegance and simplicity. Standing gracef...

A 1950s Italian brass and aluminium 'Triennale' floor lamp, in the style of Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce. The finely engineered tripod base supports a slender brass stem and three fu...

Rupert Nikoll floor lamp, circa 1950s Can be turned on and adjusted separately.

This floor lamp is an original piece designed in the 1950s. Although its authorship hasn’t been fully confirmed, it showcases the distinctive style of Stilnovo, an iconic Italian lig...

The 1960s floor lamp by Dominici is constructed in polished brass, using a counterbalanced arm anchored to a slim dual-rod vertical support and a weighted circular base. The dome-sha...

Reading lamp designed by Giuseppe Ostuni for Oluce in 1953. The lamps is in fully original with striking patina to the lamp. Adjustable in every direction and also in height. The lam...

Italy, 1950-55 Marble, brass, painted aluminium One point Light E27.

This elegant floor lamp, designed by Ignazio Gardella in 1956, consists of a brass stem held by a marble base and three glass elements for lighting. The saucer glass is mouth blown and satin finish. The three curved lampshades give the lamp an almost fleural appearance. Ignazio Gardella was an important Italian architect, a representative of Italian modernism. His creative work includes not only architectural designs, but also lighting and furniture. In 1996, at the Venice Architecture Biennale, he was awarded a Golden Lion...