Elis Bergh (1881-1954) Floor lamp

Elis Bergh (1881-1954) for Kosta Boda spiral vase Sweden, 1937 smoky gray glass etched marks 'Kosta 1937 B 1226' 5 1/2"dia x 8 3/4"h

Italy, Floor lamp, c. 1954, H. 160 cm. Tubular metal, painted black, sheet aluminum, painted cream and pink, brass.,

Stilnovo, Milan (ATTR.), 'Alberello' floor lamp, c. 1954, H. 125 cm, shades:Ø 13.5 cm. Tubular metal, sheet metal, painted black, marble, white, brass, white glass, satin finish.,

Boston, MA.Dimensions: H 54" x W 11" (Diameter)Condition: Crack to wooden base, small scratching.

Kaare Klint (1888-1954) for Le Klint, floor lamp, Denmark, brushed steel, enameled aluminum, unsigned, 32"w x 12.5"d x 53"h

Floor lamp for Arredoluce. 1954. Painted metal, brass and opal glass.. Cm 32,00 x 190,00 x 32,00. Literature: Pansera A., Padoan A., Palmaghini A, ARREDOLUCE-Catalogo ragionato 1943-1987, Silvana Edit

Thomas Corbin (American, born 1954). A bronze " Totem" standing floor lamp. A sculpted modernist design featuring half moon, sphere and triangular shapes and forms in a totemic composition, supported

Height: 177 Width: 53,5 Depth:34 cm First edition of the Angel Wing floor lamp Model A805 designed by Alvar Aalto in 1956. The lamp is in first patina and we want to propose it in this way without res

Tom Corbin (American, 1954-). A pair of contemporary "Alexandra" floor lamps, each torchiere in form, having an opaque white cylindrical art glass shade, atop a cast and textured bronze shaft with a b

Paul McCobb (American, 1917-1969) for Directional mid-century modern floor lamp, Excelsior Art Studios, circa 1954, enameled aluminum shade with white finish, brass standard and tripod base. 61" H; sh

Atelier de Recherche Plastique aka ARP: Plastic Research Workshop (French, 1954-1957), circa 1955. A figural torchiere floor lamp having composite plastic construction in the form of a male blackamoor

Width: cm 35 Diameter: cm 5 Height: cm 215 Iconic floor lamp mod. 1063 by Gino Sarfatti with partially visible neon lamp, reflective tube and lacquered aluminum gear holder. Prod. Arteluce. 1954. (wit

Finland, 1954, edition Valaistustyo Oy. Black leaher, brass and lacquered metal. Marked 'Valaistustyo A 805'. Dim .: 170cm.

Paul McCobb floor lamp Excelsior Art StudiosUSA, c. 1954brass, enameled aluminum16 w x 28 d x 60 h in (41 x 71 x 152 cm)

Paul McCobb Early floor lamp Excelsior Art StudiosUSA, c. 1954brass, enameled aluminum18 w x 26 d x 61 h in (46 x 66 x 155 cm)

Tito Agnoli Floor lamp, model 387 O-LuceItaly, 1954nickel-plated steel, travertine, plastic 78.5 h × 6.75 w × 7 d in (199 × 17 × 18 cm) This work wil

LUIGI CACCIA DOMINIONI, AZUCENA, 1954. Una lampada da terra 'Imbuto' ('Lte5'). Ghisa verniciata, ottone, alluminio laccato. Altezza cm 191. A floor lamp, 'Lte 5-Imbuto'. Varnished cast iron, brass, an

Isamu Noguchi, Japanese, 1944-1988, Early "Akari" Floor Lamp, model 43L, washi paper, bamboo, enameled cast iron, Ozeki & Co., Ltd. based impressed "Made In Japan". c.1954, associated unsigned shade,

Rare Danish mid-century counter balance floor lamp designed by H. Fillekes for Artiforte in 1954. Model "Magneto," featuring central magnetic ball joint for adjustable arm. Tripod base, perforated met

Floor lamp, model 255/2 Chromed steel, satin steel, travertine. Manufactured by O-Luce, 1954 ca. h 190 cm, diam. 18 cm Literature: Literature: G. Gramigna, Repertorio del design italiano per l'arredam

LUIGI CACCIA DOMINIONI Una lampada da terra 'Imbuto' ('Lte5') per AZUCENA, 1954. Ghisa verniciata, ottone, alluminio laccato. Altezza cm 193. A floor lamp, 'Lte 5-Imbuto' model manufactured by AZUCENA

* Kaare Klint (Danish, 1888-1954) Le Klint, c. 1950's a pair of floor lamps rosewood, paper Height 55 x diameter of base 10 inches. Estimate $400-600 Property from the Estate of William Lipton, New Yo

Tiffany Studios "Byzantine" Floor Lampearly 20th centuryleaded glass, patinated bronze shadewith a reproduction floor baseshade impressed "Tiffany Studios, New York"78 in. high, 26

Duffner & Kimberly Renaissance Floor Lamp Ht. 70 Shade 26 in. The Estate of Howard D. Booher Sr., Atwater, OH. Lighting designer Hamilton T. Howell, who created an inaugural series of about twenty-fiv