Massive Italian Wall or Ceiling Light

Another addition to our collection of what we call "elbow form" wall or ceiling mounted fixtures by Lunel Lumiere, France 1950's. This one is notable for its dark walnut embelli...

Royal Lumiere for Maison Lunel seems to be tipping its hat to Angelo Lelii of Arredoluce but this fixture is all French. Designed, circa 1953 with a tapered brass box back or ceiling plate for versatile mounting options. Four elongated enameled steel arms terminating in a mottled enameled aluminum perforated dish...

Extremely rare and unusual French 1950's sconce or ceiling fixture by Maison Arlus. Elbow form with heavy gauge solid brass tapering lines and dark wood with three lamp heads with bu...

Gaetano Sciolari designed the Tubular Collection for Lightolier in the 1960s. Here we present model 4686 multi-tubular brass wall sconce designed by Gaetano Sciolari and produced by ...

Max Ingrand “1943” Sconce for Fontana Arte, brass and glass, Italy, 1960s. Designed by Max Ingrand, the “1943” wall sconce for Fontana Arte captures the house’s signature balance of...

These vintage wall lamps were designed by the renowned Max Ingrand and produced by Fontana Arte in Milan, Italy, around the 1960s. The wall lamps feature a sophisticated and luxuriou...

Large wall lamp design Gianni Celada for Fontana Arte 1970s. Structure in painted metal with 4 lamps. Square diffuser made of two types of glass, t...

Sigma wall or ceiling light designed by Sergio Mazza for Artemide, Italy, circa 1960s. A remarkable example of Italian mid-century lighting design, the Sigma ceiling or wall light wa...