MARCELLO FANTONI attributed. Pair of brutalist wall lamps.

attributed. Pair of brutalist wall lamps. Iron.. Cm 26,00 x 60,00 x 16,00. 1960s / 1970s.

Awesome modernist sculptural mixed metal table lamp. Attributed to Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011) sculptor, ceramicist, metalworker, multimedia artist & designer. Welded metal with applied metal design.

attributed. Pair of wall lamps for Venini. Brass and pulegoso glass.. Cm 18,50 x 25,50 x 17,00. 1950s.

Mazzega (Attributed) Pair of wall lamps. Murano, 1970s/1980s. Metal structure and elements in pulegoso and orange glass shaped like a leaf. (h 64 cm.) (slight defects) IT (Attribuito) Coppia di lampad

Attributed. Pair of wall lamps. Metal, frosted glass. Cm 20,00 x 28,00 x 24,00. Base in gilded brass and spherical diffuser in satin glass, 50s.

Oscar Torlasco (Attributed) Pair of wall lamps and five flames. Produced by Lumi, Milan, 1950s. Brass and white painted metal. (27.5x40x18.5 cm.) (slight defects) IT (Attribuito) Coppia di lampade da

MARCELLO FANTONIBrutalist table lamp, 1970sMetal. Manufactured for Raymor, USA / Italy.Underside of base impressed "FANTONI/FIRENZE/ITALY/RAYMOR."43.25" H x 11" W x 9.5" D, no

Eugenio Soncini (1906-1993) e Ermenegildo Soncini (1918-2013) (Attributed) * Pair of wall lamps. Milan, 1957. Brass-cast aluminum structure, opaque white methacrylate diffuser. (l 73 cm.) (slight defe

Pair of table lamps. Chromed metal.. Cm 11,00 x 70,00 x 11,00. 1970s. Low lamp: 58 x 20 cm

CHIESA PIETRO (1892 - 1948) attributed. Pair of large wall lamps for Luigi Fontana, Milan. Brass and curved glass etched on the inner surface.. Cm 46,00 x 57,00 x 35,50. 1940s.

Attr. Marcello Fantoni (Italian, 1915 - 2011) Brutalist Metal Vase Lamp, alabaster base, labeled Made in Italy Dimensions: To the fixture 26.5" Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR.,

A pair of vintage Italian art pottery electrical lamps produced 1952 by Florentine sculptor and designer Marcello Fantoni (1915-2011). Large amphora form art pottery bodies with textured exteriors hav

Marcello Fantoni Table lamps, pair Italy, c. 1950glazed earthenware, linen 33 h × 16 w × 16 d in (84 × 41 × 41 cm) Signed to lower edge of each base 'Fantoni'. Glazed m

Pair of unique ceramic lamps by Marcello Fantoni, Italy, circa 1950s. Hand signed. Large scale sculptural forms, each uniquely hand painted, then glazed by the artist. SHADES NOT INCLUDED. Measurement

Pair of French Brutalist Iron Ribcage Wall Lamp Sconces. What must truly be a unique set of lamps, these handmade sconces display a certain austerity and drama. Looking like they were created from pie

Marcello Fantoni (Italian, 1915-2011) Brutalist Torch Cut Brass Lamp, Ca. 1970, H 42" L 10" Depth 8" | the base is of Brutalist form, an assemblage of torch-cut brass pieces. Marked on the underside.

Coppia di lampade da parete. Vetro pulegoso, rame. Italia 1930 ca. cm 20x26x16 A PAIR OF WALL LAMPS ATTRIBUTED TO C. SCARPA Ottime condizioni , rame in patina

Coppia di lampade da parete Ottone, peltro martellato, stagno. Produzione Maison Honor anni '70. cm 63x64x13 A PAIR OF WALL LAMPS ATTRIBUTED TO H. FERNANDES

Feders. Mexico. 1970 s. Pair of Brutalist style coppery iron and glass wall lamps. For 2 light bulbs.

Item: Pair Wall Lamp Cocotte BLACK Date/Period: 1940-1950 Materials: Brass Dimensions: H18 x L13 x P21 Pair of Italian applique creations of the 50s "attributed to Stilnovo". Brass Arms and lampshade

It is a large painted pottery lamp with a woven shade. The shade has some wear and tear; overall, the piece looks to be in good condition. The lamp measures 32 1/2" tall, with the shade measuring 22"

Marcello Fantoni attributed pottery vase, the neck broken off, signed illegibly at underside, see similar https://www.sputnikmodern.com/lighting/marcello-fantoni-dimpled-ceramic-table-lamp, 13 1/4"H

Columnar table lamp with brultalist style appliques, in the style of Marcello Fantoni or Maurizio Tempestini.Dimensions: 30" H to fixture Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston

Modern Brutalist iron two-light wall sconce, in the manner of Marcello Fantoni (Italian, 1915-2011), c.1960s-1970s, torch cut tubular forms in a verdigris patina, reverse marked "Brevettaillebr" (?),