A rarely seen 80's Memphis movement Stilnovo (Italy) lamp by Asahara Sigheaki called Luna. Low voltage (12-V) converter integrated into base for 35-w halogen bulb recessed into a porcelain funnel at the top of the chrome bodyl. This lamp features a fully adjustable in height and angle reflector (red on top white on reflecting surface). (Asahara Sigheaki is well known for his more commonly seen Tokio Lamp).

Huge Jonquil Blenko lamp based on the 6123LL (extra-large) bottle floor decanter.

George Kovacs (unsigned) pedestal and display lamp. Chromed steel sheet with frosted glass top. Takes two standard US bulbs in ceramic holders.

Very unusual soccer ball sized table lamp comprised of a single blown clear glass ball shade and integral base containing three chromed bulb posts. The former owner purchased the lamp in New York City during the 70s from a closing designer store's unsold inventory. High end lamp with excellent quality hardware.

Signed Martz ceramic and teak - Gordon Martz for Marshall Studios Lamp. Ceramic base with turned teak neck.

Vintage version of one of Isamu Noguchi’s lamps for Akari Lighting (Japan). Designed by Noguchi beginning in 1951 and handmade for a half century by the original manufacturer in Gifu, Japan. The stand has bamboo pole and a black cast iron base. The shade is made from handmade washi paper and bamboo ribbing. The lamp accommodates up to a 40 watt bulb. This one from the BB2 series.

Super large 1972 signed Jere chrome table lamp. Chromed steel ribbon lamp base with 18-inch diameter chromed steel shade. Two bulbs one in base and one in shade.

Large 50s tripod table lamp. Pumpkin shaped wire framed bubble shade. Nelson Noguchi style - unsigned

Largest size of this 1960s Egg-shaped Laurel lamp with hand-blown white frosted special triplex glass, made in Italy.

1980s black and yellow "Memphis Style" table lamp. Probably American made. Needs suitable shade.

Pair of super MOD 70s plastic lamps in simple striking black and white. Each rated for 60-W max bulbs. No manufacturer label but two way switch is labeled with an "F".

Perfect matched pair of super MOD space age 1968 glossy white acrylic Plexiglas floor lamps by designer/sculptor Neal Small for Neal Small Design Inc., New York. Each lamp is formed from two identical pieces of molded white acrylic, which together form both the lighting globe and its stand. The two pieces are held together with high quality chromed hardware. (This design was also available in small 18-ins table lamp sizes). Ref: “Op to Pop”, Published: Cara Greenberg, 1999, pages. 82-84 and Andrea DiNoto "Art Plastic - Designed for Living" Abberville Press 1984.

Nessen Table lamp (labeled Bronx NY) in black and chrome. High quality lamp with ceramic bulb holder. Minor scuff mark to black just above switch. (Shade not included)

Heavy vintage arched Nessen Lamp with Fluorescent bulb. This one used in a Lancome sales area with brass plaque still attached. Lots of chrome with solid brass detailing.

MOD chrome table lamp. Paul Mayen for HABITAT design produced in the 1970s. The shade is a thick white (not at all yellowed) translucent "Lumacryl" plastic. The shade is closed out at the top with a white metal disk.

"Periscope" enameled steel desk lamp designed by Danilo & Corrado Aroldi 1967 for Stilnovo (Italy). Takes a 110-V bayonet style bulb (available on-line in USA).

Limited fully licensed and authorized re-issue of the award winning and extremely rare 1950 designed T-3-C^TM lamp. Faithfully re-produced to original and exact specifications by Bruce Nichols of "H lighting Inc" in collaboration with the original designer James Harvey Crate. Each lamp numbered 1-500 with a James Harvey Crate signed certificate. Contact http://www.modemoderne.com/detail.asp?id=6945

As colorful as hot air balloons and the size of beach balls - this unique pair of vintage lamps are constructed from welded black coated steel rod with colored (smoked clear; blue; green; red; yellow and white) Plexiglas type panels bolted on. Although the lamps are clearly old they have recently been re-wired and are currently configured as plug-in swag lamps with long chains but can easily be converted to be ceiling mounted. Each lamp also comes with a huge over-sized incandescent lamp bulb.