Vintage Italian Floor Lamp in Chromed Metal and Glass with Three Faded Shades

Design doesn't need a name to be good. There is plenty of objects out there - chairs, lamps, tables... - that are "anonymous" but look like they were created by one of the greatest d...

Offered for sale is a vintage floor lamp, made in Italy likely at the beginning of the 1960s. It has a self-standing structure in chromed metal and three large, thick Murano glass panels - each measuring 35cm in width and 65 in height - serving as lampshades. Said glass panels are amazing, and resemble the texture of an ice cube: the surface is smooth but irregular, and the glass itself ranges from clear to opaline white. They are preserved in flawless conditions, and are still shiny after all these years. The piece is lit by eight E14 light bulbs, and is in perfect working conditions. The wiring and plug are original, and have been checked by a certified electrician to ensure a safe use...

Floor lamp, nickel-plated brass, coated metal, Italy, 1960s This elegant floor lamp originates from Italy and is a striking blend of grace and industrial style. The design features ...

1970s Vintage chrome floor lamp with three pivoting "eyeball" globe shades. Vintage steel and chrome floor lamp featuring three adjustable chrome globe lights, individual chrome perforated shades, chrome stem on round chrome base, with three way switch. Directional lighting. A vintage floor lamp, in chrome with three globe-form lights, each light is hinged and pivots for a full range of motion. Takes standard base light bulbs. Each shade can tilt, pivot and swivel 360 degrees. Good Vintage Condition with original wiring with age appropriate wear; some scratches and spotting to chrome. Aside from a tiny scratch or two here and there the lamp is in amazing condition, it has far less wear than what you would expect for a 50 year old lamp. In vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. circa 1960s-1970s. A vintage Mid-Century Modern chrome eyeball floor lamp in the style of Robert Sonneman, George Kovacs or Koch & Lowy, Florence Casey...