Cesare Casati; Carlo Emanuele Ponzio, Five 'Pillola' floor lamps, 1968

Cesare Casati; Emanuele Ponzio, 5 'Pillola' floor lamps, 1968, H. 55 cm, Ø 13 cm. Made by Nai Ponteur, Bergamo. ABS plastic, acrylic, green, blue, yellow, dark red and white. Marked: Collezione

Lamperti "Pelota" Table Lamp Measurement Height: 12.5" / 31.75cm Depth: 9" / 22.86cm Width: 4.25" / 10.8cm Designed By: Cesare Maria Casati & Emanuele Ponzio Manufactured By: Studio D.A For Lamperti P

Metal and Murano glass LT 316 floor lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy 1968. 24H xW x14D inches

Archizoom Associati Rare 'Sanremo' floor lamp, ca. 1968 Painted metal, acrylic. Manufactured by Poltronova, Italy.

Tiffany Studios, New York, USA. Five footed bronze floor lamp base, decorated with foliate motifs, with Tiffany Studios favrile lamp shade in a damascene pattern. Marked "L.C.T." along the shade. Mark

Carlo Nason, 'Birillo' floor lamp, 1960s, H. 115 cm, Ø 32 cm. Made by A.V. Mazzega, Murano. Glass, white and orange, sheet aluminum, chrome-plated.,

CARLO NASON (Attr.) MAZZEGA Interlocking floor lamp, Italy, 1960s Matte-chromed steel, enameled metal, fused clear and smoked glass, eight sockets Unmarked 55 3/4" x 9 3/4" sq. (at base)

Carlo Nason (b. 1936) for Mazzega Numerati Soffiato floor lamp Italy, 1970s cased white glass, chrome-plated steel unmarked 16"dia x 47"h

Carlo Nason (b. 1936) for Mazzega Numerati Soffiato floor lamp Murano, Italy, 1960s glass, chrome-plated steel unmarked 16"dia x 47"h

Elegant floor lamp designed by Carlo Nason in 1960. The lamp is made of four elegant blocks of white Murano glass. The lamp has a biomorphic shape in freeform Murano glass, this piece is characterized

Carlo Nason 'Numerati Soffiato' floor lamp, 1960s Opaline glass, painted metal. Manufactured by Mazzega, Italy. 48" H x 16" Diameter

Charles Hollis Jones Pair of 'Ball Line' floor lamps, Brass. Produced by Charles Hollis Jones, USA. Each: 48.5" - 55" H x 20" W x 10" D The first 'Ball Line' floor lamps were commissioned in 1968 for

Carlo Nason (1936)A floor lamp composed of seven elements model "LT 316 Sfumato". Produced by Mazzega, Italy, 1969ca. Brass and white metal structure, opalescent lattimo Murano glass elements. (h 135

Original Tiffany Studios floor lamp with five feet having leaf form. Stand marked "TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 423 H" and measures approx, 58" height x 14 3/4" width (147.3cm x 37.5cm).Has lovely Tiffany

Austrian Arts & Crafts leaded glass and hand-forged iron floor lamp with five sockets c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. 68"h x 20"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIP

Lt 3166 Sfumato floor lamp for Mazzega. 1969. Brass, painted metal and Murano lattimo opalescent glass.. Cm 35,00 x 135,00 x 35,00.

Carlo Mollino; F. Birri. 'Suora' floor lamp, 1947. H. 300 x 40 x 120 cm (max.). Made by Galleria Colombari, Milan, in the 1990s. Pink marble, tubular brass, parchment-like shade.

Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni (Italian, 1918-2002 | Italian, 1913-1968) Pair of Toio Floor Lamps, FLOS, Italy enameled and chrome-plated steel, rubber manufacturer's labels to bases H 59 x

Enrico Botta Sundown Floor / table lamp model Plan. Designed in 1968. Fiberglass. 545 x 66 x 60 cm.

Arts & Crafts Handel bronze floor lamp having a cylindrical standard, five socket cluster and bulbous shaped base. Fitted with a metal overlay cattail pattern shade comprised of eight (8) shaped panel

Chromed metal, aluminum. Minor losses and wear.  27.56 x 23.62 x 9.84 in. TAGS: Design Floor lamps

Lacquered metal structure and metal. Satin and transparent crystal diffuser., Azucena, Italy, 1968, W. 47 - D. 47 - H. 180 Cm, Literature, M. Imparato, F. Radaelli, S. Milesi, Azucena Mobili e oggetti

Gae Aulenti Oraccolo floor lamp ArtemideItaly, 1969enameled aluminum, milk glass, perforated steel 55 h × 17 dia in (140 × 43 cm) Literature: Light-Lamps

Height 77 cm, Diameter 25 cm, Materials: Chrome Plating, Plexiglas, Color White, silver. Bibliography F. Ferrari, Ferrari No Light: 1968-1973 lamps: the new Italian design, pl. 147, Allemandi, 2003.