Lighting
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Visit product page →Micheli Alessio (1942-2014) 'Mads' Caprani light, the teak wood has been stripped and oiled. With original lamp shade and original Caprani sticker to top of arc.
UK plug, PAT tested September 2024
Danish lighting designer Mads Caprani’s distinctive and disruptive vision of what a lamp could look like has echoed through the ages. Although he did not initially set out to become a designer, Caprani’s curiosity, ambition, natural talent, and determination to seize any opportunities that came his way, ensured that he was destined to make a permanent mark on the story of 20th-century design.
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Visit product page →This is a very unusual lamp, it has a bulb located under the cream fabric shade, and another inside the base which is screwed in upside down, illuminating the base, shining through the holes providing a warm light. The lamp has 2 handles and a brown glaze.
Uk Plug. PAT tested.
Dimensions 47cm high
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Visit product page →This Cobra desk lamp is in excellent condition with slight wear consistent with age.
It is in full working order, with a British plug attached.
Dimensions, W 21cm D 33cm H 25cm
Masayuki Kurokawa was born in Nagoya, Japan in 1937. After graduating from the Nagoya Institute of Technology and completing his doctorate at Waseda University, He established Kurokawa Masayuki Architect Studio in 1967, Butsugaku Research Institute in 1998 and Designtope Co. Ltd. in 2001 which supports young designers.
Known as the "Godfather of Japanese Design", Masayuki Kurokawa has become synonymous with successfully blending eastern and western aesthetic concepts, initiated a new era of architecture and industrial moulding design in Japan.
His works span multiple fields of architecture, interior, furniture, and products. Masayuki Kurokawa was a guest professor at several universities in Japan and China and has won multiple awards including the Design of the Day, German IF Award, and Good Design Golden Award.
His works are part of permanent collections in art institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York and the Denver Art Museum.
Yamagiwa Corporation
The Yamagiwa corporation was founded in 1923 by Hirofumi Yamagiwa (1900-1947). Yamagiwa is the leading Japanese lighting manufacturer. The company also sells lighting from several global lamp producerssych as FLOS, Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Poulsen, Artemide, Hans-Agne Jakobsson, Le Klint, Anglepoise, Tom Dixon and many more. Yamagiwa is part of Maruwa Co., Ltd.
The company produced many lamps for Staff. Among others the lamps designed by Kazuo Motozawa and Motoko Ishii.
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Visit product page →A Somerset pottery table lamp with neutral linen shade by Martin Pettinger 1960's,
Lamp without shade
28cm high including fitting
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Visit product page →A 1970'S AB Fagerhults standard lamp in orange and yellow with single adjustable light
Space age cobra floor lamp from the Swedish manufacturer Fagerhult in the 1970s.
The flexible black plastic gooseneck allows you to direct the light in any direction. Small button on the head switches on and off.
145 cm tall
This is in full working order and PAT tested
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Visit product page →A German flexible lamp made from Bakelite. Designed by Klaus Muslinowski and manufactured by publicly owned company VEB Dresden during the timemof the former DDR (East Germany)
This lamp is in full working order but we have not had is PAT tested by an electrician snd suggest you do before using it. It has a British plug.
Height 37cm
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Visit product page →Marianne de Trey (1913-2016) A pair of studio pottery lamp bases with shades, with impressed potters domestic wares seals.
These are in full working and were last PAT tested in 2021
40cm overall height
priced individually
Born in London to Swiss parents. Marianne studied textile design at the Royal College of Art. After time in America she returned to the UK where she and her husband, Sam Haile, established a pottery in Darlington, Devon which was originality designed for Bernard Leach. Marianne he continued to pot and teach here until 1985.
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Sold outVisit product page →A large Aldo Londi Bitossi for Bitossi handcrafted Art Pottery Ceramic table lamp (1950s). Featuring a classic textured, hand decorated glazed dots and dashes form in cream tones.
In excellent condition with no chips or cracks
Dimensions,
Height - base 30cm, overall 53cm
Lamp shade in neutral biscuit colour included.
Fully working order with UK plug, PAT tested.
We also have a matching round based lamp available (pictured)
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Visit product page →A pair of 1970s table / wall lights. In brown sprayed aluminium. The shade smoothly oscillates on the base to change the angle of the light. For use as table or wall lights. In very good vintage condition with some light marks and age related wear, the bases, where they attach to the wall are scratched as photographed clearly.
Fully working, UK plug and PAT tested, March 2023.
24cm high / 20cm diameter of shades
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