Italian travertine table lamp.

Lovely oversized porcelain lamp in off-white fine craqueleur glaze. France 1940s. Now rewired to UK standards. H 70cm x Ø 40cm H 50cm x Ø 27cm (w/o shade)

Ruinous looking column with remnants of original paint still clinging on. Once lit the full drama of the alabaster reveals itself. It’s honestly mesmerising. France c1910-1915. N...

Absolutely stunning architectural table lamp. Charred cork platforms supported by graduating brass rectangular columns. A truly one-off thing. France 1940s. H 81cm x Ø 30cm ...

Stunning 1940s saddle stitched table lamp with an integrated drawer to the base. H 43cm x ø 30cm (with shade)

A beautifully sculptural vintage table lamp in solid travertine, likely dating from the 1980s. Discovered in the South of France, the lamp features a short, flat base topped by a rounded form that rises with quiet presence—compact yet weighty. Carved into the travertine body are three concentric circles that echo the overall silhouette, adding subtle geometric interest and reinforcing its architectural quality. The creamy, natural stone surface shows soft veining and tonal variation, typical of travertine and full of organic character. The original French plug and cord are still attached, suggesting its age and provenance. This can easily be updated with a new wire and plug or used with a simple adapter. A minimalist yet warm piece that works beautifully as an accent light on a shelf, console, or bedside table. In good overall condition. Lampshade for display only and not part of sale. Please enjoy the accompanying photos to this listing. Upon request a video will be provided. Dimensions: H (of travertine lamp base...

This striking travertine table lamp has an elegant obelisk shape that gives it a timeless look. Its sculptural silhouette combines natural textures with a timeless form. The solid tr...

A Samuel Marx table Lamp from the Alfred Koolish Residence, Bel Air, California Travertine,Patinated Metal and a Fabric Shade. An oversized lamp simila...

There’s a certain restraint here that feels distinctly French—measured, architectural, and entirely self-possessed. This Art Deco lamp pares the form down to its essentials, letting ...