Lawrence Laske collection of drawings for Ingo Maurer

Ingo Maurer (1932-2019)"Uchiwa" collectionJu-KuSuspensionBamboo, rice paper, cotton and brassEdited by M DesignManufacturer's labelModel created circa 1973H 114 (variable) × Ø 60 cmBibliogra

Six Lucellino wall lamps. 1992. Industrial bulb, metal and feathers.. Cm 20,00 x 21,00 x 17,00. Provenance: Private collection, Trento.

Ingo Maurer Design M Pendant lamp model Hana I from the Uchiwa series. Designed 1974. 6 fans made of bamboo + rice paper, fabric, metal. H. 80 cm, D. 105 cm. Literature: Helmut Bauer, Ingo Maurer: Mak

Ingo Maurer, 'San-Ju' ceiling light from the 'Uchiwa' series, 1975, H. 53.5 cm (without suspension), Ø 57 cm. Made by Design M, Ingo Maurer, Munich. Bamboo cane, rice paper, cotton, brass. Mark

Ingo Maurer Design M Pendant lamp, model Uchiwa. Draft 1970s. 14 fans made of bamboo + rice paper, metal. H. 105 cm, D. 52 cm. Marked with sticker. Literature: Helmut Bauer, Ingo Maurer: Making Light,

Ingo Maurer Design M 2 wall lights, model Uchiwa. Designed in the 1970s. bamboo, rice paper, metal. 75 x 58 x 15 cm. Literature: Helmut Bauer, Ingo Maurer: Making Light, München 1992, Abb. S. 64

Description -An Ingo Maurer attributed "Uchiwa" fan chandelier. . Dimensions - 32" x 39" x 39"

H. 60 (150) x 44 x 14,5 cm. Made by Design M Ingo Maurer, Munich. Bamboo cane, rice paper, metal sticks, painted black. Marked: manufacturer's label. Literature: Company catalog Design M, np, np.

Ingo Maurer Design M 2 wall lights model Uchiwa. Draft 1970s. bamboo, rice paper, metal. 74x56x19cm. Literature: Helmut Bauer, Ingo Maurer: Making Light, München 1992, Abb. S. 64 ff..

75 cm x 58 cm 1970. Same wear and tear

A vintage palm arc lamp in the manner of Ingo Maurer. 78 x 72

Ingo Maurer & Wilhelm Zannoth Hexagonal 'Zanotl' table lamp, ca. 1974 Cork, plastic. Manufactured by Design M, Germany. Manufacturer's mark impressed to the body near the base. 25" H x 28.5" W x 24" D

Ingo Maurer (born in 1932) Bamboo and rice paper floor lamp created in 1973 - Weight: 985 g - Region: Allemagne - Sizes: H 780 L 565 mm - Condition: At first sight - good condition - no restoration -

Large Ingo Maurer "Uchiwa" fan form wall sconce, circa 1972. Very good condition, (minor rice paper damage see photos). Measures 44" x 84".

H. 76(77) x 57 x 14,5 cm. Made by Design M Ingo Maurer, Munich. Bamboo cane, rice paper, metal staffs, painted black. Marked with manufacturer's label. Literature: Bauer (ed.), Ingo Maurer. Making Li

Birdie Chandelier features red curly branch-like electrical wires and 12-pcs of low-voltage lighting bulbs, each equipped with goose-feather wings. This large contemporary chandelier adds a playful ye

Lawrence Laske Toothpick coffee table KnollStudioUSA, 1993 / 1994bird's-eye maple, maple 16 h x 42 w x 24 d in (41 x 107 x 61 cm) Paper manufacturer's label to underside 'KnollStudio 3-1

H. 60,5(63) x 44,5 x 14,5 cm. Made by Design M Ingo Maurer, Munich. Bamboo cane, rice paper, metal staffs, painted black. Marked: manufacturer's label. Literature: Bauer (ed.), Ingo Maurer. Making Li

Ingo Maurer, 'Wo bist du, Edison?' ceiling light, 1997, H. 52 cm (without suspension), Ø 45.7 cm. Made by Ingo Maurer GmbH, Munich. Acrylic glass, aluminum.,

Dagmar Mombach; Ingo Maurer, 'Mahbruky' table light, 1998, H. 100 x 49.6 x 49.6 cm. Made by Ingo Maurer GmbH, Munich. Paper, metal, silicone, glass, aluminum, mirrors., Sales cat. Ingo Maurer, Freisin

Ingo Maurer (1932-2019)MaMo Nouchies seriesGakuTable lampPaper, metal and steelSigned on a label beneathModel created circa 1990H 79 × L 32 × W 22 cm

Appliques - Applique' 'Uchiwa III', created by Ingo Maurer for Design M. Bamboo, rice paper and black lacquered metal suspension. Slight defects. 74x 58 x13

Ingo Maurer and Dagmar Mombach Samurai table lamp (from the MaMo Nouchies series) Ingo Maurer GmbHGermany 1998fiberglass shade, powder-coated steel, stainless steel, silicone 30 h x 30 w x 8 d

Chrome Six Light Chandelier Attributed to Ingo Maurer height approximate height 18 inches, approximate diameter 18 inches Provenance: Estate of Sheila Shevin of Rye, New York