Lights

Antique table lamp from the early 20th century.

A table lamp in the distinctive style of the Art Nouveau period. With it, you will embellish your table, whether you use it as additional lighting in darker spaces or let it illuminate your nights on your bedside table. Whichever way you choose, you will bring genuine Art Nouveau charm into the room with it. Dimensions: 26 x 22 x 15.5 cm Weight: 800 g The table lamp is excellently preserved and has been rewired. For an E27 bulb.

Table lamp, model Selene, produced by the Italian company ABM in the 1960s.

The Selene table lamp is an iconic example of Italian space age design from the 1960s. It was produced by ABM (Alfredo Bianchi Milano), later known as Bilumen. The lamp features a rotating diffuser, adjusted via the black knob on top, allowing you to create soft, ambient light according to your preference. The model and manufacturer are marked on the underside of the lamp, confirming it as an authentic piece of Italian industrial design. Ideal for collectors and lovers of space age aesthetics.

Dimensions: 18 x 10 x 10 cm

Weight: 0,6 kg

The lamp is in good condition. Suitable for an E14 bulb.

Industrial table lamp from the early 20th century.

An interesting lamp that, due to its excellent patina, will be a real attraction on your table. Very suitable for a work or office desk as it is extremely adjustable. Dimensions: 56 cm Weight: 2.1 kg The lamp is in excellent condition and beautifully patinated. For an E27 bulb.

Ceiling light manufactured by Meblo in the 1970s.

Colorful and iconic, this light adorned many Yugoslav apartments in the past century. Due to its timeless design, it remains perfect for enhancing your kitchen, dining room, and beyond. Dimensions: 69 x 50 cm Weight: 1.2 kg The ceiling light is in excellent condition. For an E27 bulb.

Vintage TV Lamp from the 1950s, made in the Italian town of Laveno.

A ceramic lamp that once served as an accessory to the television. Today, you can still use it for the same purpose or use it to decorate a table or shelf, as it is an excellent decorative piece due to its attractive colors and atmospheric light. Ever heard of a TV lamp? In the 1950s, the presence of television increased in middle-class households. In its infancy, television was already showing itself as a central part of the modern home. "TV" was changing life in the same way personal computers did three decades later, and like most technological inventions, there were concerns. Many believed that watching television in a darkened room could cause eye damage. Considering that consumers were accustomed to watching movies in darkened theaters, it was only natural for the tradition to carry over to home viewing. Even the earliest televisions emitted relatively low light, so watching in dim light was almost necessary. Soon, many televisions were adorned with a new accessory, a ceramic, illuminated figurine... the TV lamp. The ambient light created by these lamps seemed to reduce eye strain and allowed viewing without guilt. TV lamps soon became an essential addition to family television. Although they dominated as favorite household items for only about 10 years, their design significance still influences today. TV lamps came in thousands of variations from hundreds of manufacturers, and although made from various materials, the vast majority were ceramic, coated with a glossy glaze in one of the popular colors of that decade. Most of these charming household sculptures represented members of the animal kingdom (horses, deer, dogs, birds, domestic cats, and the ever-popular panther), some depicted people, while others were purely exercises in abstract design. Dimensions: 22.5 x 14.5 cm Weight: 500 g The TV lamp is in excellent condition, without cracks in the glaze. Compatible with an E14 bulb.

Floor lamp, made in the first half of the 20th century.

A fascinating and sturdy floor lamp designed in the style of a traditional oil lantern. The lamp features three decorative shelves that provide space for placing small items, combining functionality with illumination. This lamp not only serves as a light source but also adds a touch of historical elegance and warmth to any room it graces. Additionally, the lamp includes an adjustable height feature. Dimensions: 160-220 x 64 x 64 cm Weight: 13 kg The floor lamp is in excellent condition.

Old table lamp.

The interesting thing about this lamp is that it was converted from a brass inkwell. In times when electricity started entering homes, many people could not afford ready-made lighting, so existing objects were often converted, and the result is this beautiful and unique lamp. Dimensions: 33 cm Weight: 550 g The lamp and shade are in excellent condition. For E27 bulb.

Antique Table Lamp from a 19th-century Candlestick.

A table lamp made of onyx and brass, serving as an interesting detail on any nightstand or shelf. Once, it was a beautiful candlestick that someone later transformed into a lamp, providing an additional source of light. Dimensions: 23.5 x 12.5 cm Weight: 1.1 kg The table lamp is in excellent condition. For E27 light bulbs.

Wall lamp from the second half of the 20th century, crafted by Banci in Florence.

This highly decorative light, exceptionally crafted, will be perfect for spaces where you want to add that extra touch that only a high-quality product from the hands of multi-generational masters can bring. Undoubtedly, a wall lamp that will not go unnoticed. Banci Firenze - named after its founder Giuseppe Banci, who opened the doors of his company in 1899, initially as a store, later adding a workshop where they restored chandeliers and mirrors. They quickly gained fame as skilled artisans, working as in the past and using the same materials. The neighborhood where Banci was located has been known since medieval times as the "Guild of Artists and Artisans" and globally recognized for skilled blacksmiths. Thanks to this guild, the city of Florence became a major economic force and a center where famous artists and craftsmen gathered. The history of the city and the acquired knowledge during years of restoration inspired Giuseppe Banci in the 1930s. Along with his children Gaston and Ghito, he began producing the first "Banci" chandeliers. Though Gaston passed away at a young age, chandelier production continued, with Ghita taking over the Banci business. Later, three children of Gaston joined the company, elevating the Banci name to a new level. They expanded sales to other countries and created new models of lights, leading to new collections and unique items in a flourishing symbiotic relationship between one-of-a-kind pieces and small serial productions. Today, Jacopo Banci collaborates with his father Massimo Banci, making Banci a 100-year-old, four-generation cultural and artisanal pride of Florence. Dimensions: 50 x 25 x 12 cm Weight: 1040 g The wall lamp is in excellent condition. Suitable for two E14 light bulbs.