Mid-Century Table Lamps

Modelled on a glove used in a Basque sport called Pelota, this lamp (circa 1970), designed by Cesare Casati and C. Emanuele Ponzio for Lamperti, is a truly great piece of design that looks as great and contemporary today as it did in the 70s. Learn More

A large-scale, decorative table lamp produced by the Continental Art Company, circa 1950s. Learn More

A curved eyeball desk/table lamp in chromed steel and perspex by Robert Sonneman, circa 1970s. Learn More

A pair of chrome table/desk lamps of Italian origin, circa 1970s. Sold without shades. Learn More

A pair of patinated brass, faux bamboo table lamps, possibly American, circa 1970s. Learn More

Iconic, space-age, white, adjustable height/length eyeball table or desk lamp. Its construction allows the user to position the lamp in whichever way they see fit. Useful and very stylish. Listing price includes shipping charges to the UK. Learn More

A pair of chromed steel executive desk lamps on iron bases, designed by Jim Bindman for the Rainbow Lamp Company, circa 1980s. Learn More

A stout, glass lamp of swirling coloured glass by BD Lumica of Spain, circa 1970s. Learn More

A heavy-weight, large scale, chrome church organ-like lamp, circa 1970s. Learn More