Temde table lamp with opaline glass shade and stainless steel base – 1970s

Pair of European mid-century chrome wall sconces with mirrored globe shades A sophisticated pair of European mid-century modern wall sconces in polished chrome, with distinctive mirrored (half-silvered) glass globe shades. Designed in the late 1960s to early 1970s, they reflect the refined Space Age aesthetic that emerged across Germany, Italy and the Netherlands during this…

Large standing candle lamp with gilded hand-carved wooden column A special, large floor lamp made of wood, with a “candle” as the lamp holder. The hand-carved wooden column has a gold coating. Why we chose this piece The craftsmanship of the carved column and the golden sheen give this lamp a stately, almost ecclesiastical presence….

Large Single Blanc de Chine open-work Ginger Jar Porcelain Table Lamp A large, single open-work ginger jar in Blanc de Chine porcelain, converted into a table lamp around the 1950s. Why we chose this piece The fine open-work porcelain lets the light play beautifully and gives this lamp a refined character. Style and interior An…

Vintage brass chandelier with four glass shades – French style, 1950s–60s This graceful vintage pendant light (also known as a chandelier or lustre) has four sweeping brass arms, each fitted with a conical shade of pressed glass with a block-pattern relief. At its heart, two gilt ribbons cross around a domed centre, a typical mid-century…

Architectural Lamp from the 80s Fedon R. A very special lamp from the 1980s, with a brass plate bearing the text Fedon R. The lamp is made of black coated wood. A monumental lamp. Why we chose this piece A lamp that is as much sculpture as lighting: sleek, graphic and with a strong architectural…

Max Bré – set of three Brutalist table lamps, brass and wrought iron, France 1960s–70s Three Brutalist table lamps by the French artisan blacksmith Max Bré, made in the shape of an old oil lamp or jug with a slender neck. The body has the typical finely ribbed, roughly modelled texture of his work in…