Place of Origin: Italy
Creator: Gastone Colliva
Date of Manufacture: 1960s
Dimensions: Height 48cm (19″), Width (28,5cm (11″), Depth 16cm (6.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Steel
Reference Number: 2205

Description: Rare modernist Italian table or wall lamp by Gastone Colliva. 1960s. Minimalist tripod base with ‘folded’ brass reflector and pierced metal diffuser. Designed with a brass ring at the back to be optionally hooked up on a wall. Good original condition with patina on the brass and some light wear to the original lacquer. One original E14 socket. Literature: G. Bosoni, F. Picchi, M. Strina, N. Zanardi, Brevetti del design Italiano, 1946-1965.

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Place of Origin: France
Style: Mid-Century Modern, French Modern, Arlus (attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1950s
Dimensions: Height 82cm (32″), Body Height 48cm (19″), Diameter 24cm (9.5″), Canopy 7cm (2.75″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Lacquered Steel
Reference Number: 9665

Description: Classic French Modern lantern from the 1950s. Brass and painted steel elements with an off-white pierced steel diffuser. Nice original condition with patina on the brass and original paint with minor wear. One E27 socket with new wiring

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern
Date of Manufacture: 1940-1950s
Dimensions: Height 28cm (11″), Width 11cm (4.5″), Depth 8cm (3″)
Materials and Techniques: Carved Wood, Fabric
Reference Number: 14667

Description: Charming Swedish carved wood and fabric sconces from the 1940-1950s. Very nice original condition with minor patina. One E14 socket per light with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Germany
Style: Art Deco
Date of Manufacture: 1930s
Dimensions: Height 70cm (27.5″), Width 42cm (16.5″), Depth 20cm (8″), Canopy 9cm (3.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Brass, Enameled Glass, Fabric
Reference Number: 14951

Description: Two-arm German Art Deco enameled glass pendant from the 1930s. Anchor-shaped design with brass arms and decorations and fabric covered stem with tassel. Two conical blown glass shades with two-tone enameled stripes and silvered edge. Nice original condition with a very dark patina on the brass. Two original brass E27 sockets with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: France
Style: Brutalist, Folk Art
Date of Manufacture: 1960-1970s
Dimensions: Height 66cm (26″), Base Height 45cm (18″), Width 45cm (18″)
Materials and Techniques: Wood, Rope
Reference Number: 14752

Description: Very organic French table lamp from the 1960-1970s. The base is a four-legged gnarly root which holds a rope covered shade. Nice original condition with some patina on the shade. One original brass B22 socket with new wiring.

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Creator: Böhlmarks (attributed)
Date of Manufacture: 1930-1940s
Dimensions: Height 112cm (44″), Diameter 92cm (36″), Glass Diameter 23cm (9″), canopy 13cm (5″)
Materials and Techniques: Bronzed Brass, Glass
Reference Number: 14799

Description: Large brass and glass chandelier attributed to Böhlmarks from the 1930-1940s. Eight-arm bronzed structure with very intricate detail and each arm with a large satinated Havana glass diffuser – one of the glasses was probably replaced at a later date as it has a slightly darker tint. Very nice original condition with new E27 sockets and new wiring.
Provenance: Royal Society Pro Patria, Stockholm

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Place of Origin: Sweden
Style: Art Deco
Date of Manufacture: 1930-1940s
Dimensions: Height 125/150cm (49/59″), Base Diameter 30cm (12″), Shade Diameter 24cm (9.5″)
Materials and Techniques: Wood, Nickel, Fabric
Reference Number: 14910

Description: Swedish Art Deco floor lamp from the 1930-1940s. Wooden base with a turned elm wood stem and nickel hardware which allows for some height adjustment. Very nice original condition with some patina on the base and new linen fabric on the shade. One original nickel E27 socket with integrated on/off switch and new wiring.

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