Description: Superb Kalmar table lamps with large hand shaped Murano glass domes on brass fixtures. The heavily textured massive glass is clear with bold strands of tiny bubbles seemingly painted into the glass. Each glass shade sits atop a brass stand with a beautifully aged patina. Very good condition with three brass colored E27 sockets each and label underneath the base.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Austria
Creator: J.T. Kalmar
Date of Manufacture: 1970s
Dimensions: Height: 49cm; Diameter: 39cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 1332

Description: Gorgeous Flavio Poli cascading chandelier for Seguso with three unusually large ‘Sommerso’ glass shades. Sommerso (lit. “submerged” in Italian), or “sunken glasses”, is a form of artistic Murano glass that typically has two layers of contrasting colors, which are formed by dipping a gather of colored glass into another molten glass and then blowing the gather into the desired shape.
Each of the glass bodies measures 25 cm in height and has a width of 10cm. Very good original condition with one original brass and ceramic E14 socket per glass with textile wiring. The canopy with three arms is gold-plated.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Flavio Poli (Designer); Seguso (Manufacturere)
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1960
Dimensions: Height 140cm; Diameter: 32cm
Materials and Techniques: Murano Glass, Gilt Steel
Reference Number: 1320

Description: Rare pair of Italian flush mounts from the 1940s with hand-sculpted textured glass diffusers. A minimalist patinated brass backplate holds a large, thick glass body with a very heavy texture which was manually applied – as if the creator used a tool to stir around in the yet liquid glass in order to create the texture. Each fixture has two original brass and ceramic E27 sockets with new wiring.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Fontana Arte (In the style of), Venini (In the style of)
Date of Manufacture: 1940s
Dimensions: Width: 30cm; Height: 15cm
Materials and Techniques: Glass, Brass
Reference Number: 1287

Description: Very rare Stilnovo pendant from the late 1950s. The oversize aluminum shade is lacquered in a strong dark orange on the outside and off-white on the inside. Underneath is a tiered structure of white lacquered and polished aluminum rims with a curved glass diffuser in the center. The glass has a very fine grid texture for light dispersion/diffusion. Very nice original condition with minor wear to the paint and original Stilnovo label on the inside of the shade. One original E27 socket with new wiring. Drop height can be adjusted up to 63inches/160cm.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Stilnovo
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Diameter: 46; Height: 33cm
Materials and Techniques: Aluminum, Glass
Reference Number: 1279

Description: Rare Austrian brass Sputnik chandelier with parchment paper shades, attributed to J.T. Kalmar from the 1950s. Very nice condition with a dark patina on the brass and original brass and ceramic E27 sockets.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Austria
Creator: J.T. Kalmar (Attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height: 92cm; Diameter: 70cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Parchment Paper
Reference Number: 1272

Description: Rare large rattan pendant attributed to J.T. Kalmar, circa 1950. Large woven rattan shade with brass suspension and details. One original brass E27 socket with new wiring. Height without chain is circa 35cm.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Austria
Creator: J.T. Kalmar
Date of Manufacture: Circa 1950
Dimensions: Height 123cm; Diameter 60cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Rattan
Reference Number: 1258

Description: Delightful Mid-Century tripod table or desk lamp attributed to Ernest Igl. His trademark use of perforations of varying size is taken to the extreme in this gem of a table lamp. The light effect is simply magnificent and even when switched off the density of perforations give this lamp an incredible weightlessness. Very good original condition with some patina to the brass parts and minimal wear to the paint. One original brass E14 socket with new wiring.

Status: Unavailable

Place of Origin: Germany
Creator: Ernest Igl (Designer), Hillebrand (Manufacturer)
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height 35cm; Diameter 28cm
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Lacquered Steel
Reference Number: 1251