Sculptural table lamp mode. "Due cubi", Italy 1970s

Table lamp model LT323 designed in 1960's by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy. Lamp composed of two pieces of hand-blown glass with a steel base with one light bulb, This sculptured la...

A very rare Getano Sciolari (1927 - 1994) table lamp constructed of mirrored metal, brass-plated metal each of the three columns topped with a hand blown smoked glass dome, circa 19...

Cube shaped Prismar table lamp designed by Studio A.R.D.I.T.I. in 1972 and produced by Nucleo Sormani. This table or floor lamp consists of 5 mirror-like smoky grey elements, held t...

Albano Poli, table lamp mod. Eclisse Prod. Poliarte, Italia, 1968 Sculptural lamp; 24 cubes pieced together and balanced on a chrome round platform. Measures: cm 40x40x40 15 kg...

Table Lamp MT by Giancarlo Mattioli for Sirrah, Italy, 1969

Rinaldo Cutini Luna table lamp. composed of three steel discs, each with a hole punched in the middle and folded at a right angle. They are joined to suggest s spherical form with a ...

A murano glass, metal and white-lacquered wood table lamp designed and produced in Italy, c. 1970s. Wear consistent with age and use. Dimensions of Lamp (inches): 8.0"H x 4.0"W x 4...

For sale, Sergio Asti's highly collectable “Paracarro” table lamp, produced by Bilumen, Italy, in 1972. The Paracarro was produced in a range of subtle tinted finishes, including grey, purple, yellow, milk-white, and green, as seen here. While exact production figures remain undocumented, it's widely claimed that fewer than 100 of these lamps were ever produced. Irrespective of the exact production numbers, these are extremely rare lamps, with relatively few examples recorded in the marketplace and literature. The lamp consists of three hand-blown glass domes, nested one within the other, enclosing an opaline globe diffuser at the core, all of which sit on a chrome-plated brass stepped base. The lamp is in superb vintage condition. The three hand-blown glass dome elements are in superb condition. The base is in excellent condition, with some very minor age-related marks on the outside, and some loss to the chrome coating, revealing the core brass material, around the inner edge where the largest dome sits (see photos). Of note, the innermost opaline globe shade is not believed to be the original, but a later, almost like-for-like replacement. Sergio Asti (1926–2021) was a leading figure of Italian design in the postwar era, known for his refined balance of modernist clarity and expressive form. Trained as an architect at the Politecnico di Milano, he established his studio in 1956 and quickly gained recognition through the Compasso d’Oro award and international exhibitions. Asti collaborated with prominent Italian manufacturers such as Bilumen, Arnolfo di Cambio, Fontana Arte, and Artemide, producing glass, furniture, and lighting that combined industrial precision with sculptural elegance. His works are held in major design collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Bilumen (originally founded as ABM – Alfredo Bianchi...

Table lamp designed by Sergio Mazza & Giuliana Gramigna, 1971. White hand blown Murano glass shade supported by enameled metal base.           

Sagoma table lamp designed by Toni Zuccheri and manufactured by VeArt, Murano in the 1970s. The diffuser is made of white opaline blown glass. The painted metal interior includes tw...