Lights

Ceiling light made in the 1960s by Banci Firenze.

This ceiling fixture captivates with its natural elements, featuring oak leaves and ferns incorporated into the design. The gilding has developed a beautiful patina over the years, adding even more charm. The result is an exceptional decorative and functional piece, perfect for any interior.

Banci Firenze takes its name from its founder, Giuseppe Banci, who first opened the company in 1899, initially as a shop and later expanding with a workshop dedicated to restoring chandeliers and mirrors. They soon became renowned as highly skilled craftsmen, working in traditional ways and using the same materials as in the past. The district in which Banci was located had, since medieval times, been known as a guild of artists and artisans, famous worldwide for its master blacksmiths. Thanks to this guild, the city of Florence grew into an economic and artistic powerhouse, attracting notable artists and craftsmen.

Inspired by the city’s history and by the knowledge gathered through years of restoration work, Giuseppe Banci began producing the first “Banci” chandeliers in the 1930s together with his two children, Gastone and Ghita. Although Gastone passed away young, the craft did not end there—Ghita continued running the business, and later Gastone’s three children also joined. It was this generation that elevated the Banci name to a new level, expanding into international markets and creating new lighting models. This led to new collections and unique pieces, developed in a flourishing symbiotic relationship between one-of-a-kind creations and small-series production.

Today, Jacopo Banci works alongside his father, Massimo Banci, making Banci a company that has maintained the cultural heritage and artisanal pride of Florence for over 100 years and across four generations.

Dimensions: 22,5 × 22,5 × 9 cm

Weight: 1 kg

The ceiling light is in excellent condition. For six E14 bulbs.

Empire-style wall lamp made in France in the 1930s.

Luxurious brass wall lamp that will bring elegance and a glamorous atmosphere to any room. A true embellishment for any home or office. Dimensions: 33 x 20 x 14 cm Weight: 990 g The wall lamps are in excellent condition. They use E14 bulbs. Price is for one.

Table lamp, made in the second half of the 20th century.

A solid table lamp crafted from brass, with a leather-covered base. The lampshade is also made of metal, creating an interesting diffusion of light.

We believe it will work beautifully as a decorative accent in any space, especially in a bedroom, living room, or reading nook.

Dimensions: 43,5 × 20 × 20 cm

Weight: 3,2 kg

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

Wall light from the 1970s, made in Germany.

A pair of elegant wall lights with pull-switch. Interesting lights that will enhance the space. Dimensions: 23 x 18.5 x 6.5 cm Weight: 350g The lights are in excellent condition. For an E14 bulb. Price is for one.

Floor lamp.

An intriguing floor lamp of top quality, evident in the precise craftsmanship of the wooden base. Due to its simple yet captivating design, it will complement any environment and style. Dimensions: 168 x 30 cm Weight: 5 kg The floor lamp is excellently preserved. For E27 light bulb.

Vintage TV lamp, from the mid-20th century.

A pair of exceptional wooden desk lamps that once served as an accessory to the television. Even today, you can use them for the same purpose or decorate your table or shelf with them, as they emit an atmospheric light, making them excellent decorative and ambient pieces. Have you ever heard of a TV lamp? In the 1950s, the presence of television in middle-class households increased. Even in its infancy, television was already showing as a central part of the modern home. "TV" was changing lives in the same way personal computers did three decades later, and like most technological inventions, there were concerns. Many feared that watching television in a darkened room could cause eye damage. Considering that consumers were accustomed to watching movies in darkened cinemas, it was entirely natural for the tradition to transfer to home viewing. Moreover, the earliest televisions emitted relatively dim light, making viewing in low light almost necessary. Soon, many televisions were adorned with a new accessory: a ceramic, illuminated figurine... the TV lamp. It was believed that the ambient light provided by these lamps reduced eye strain and allowed viewing without guilt. TV lamps soon became a necessary addition to the family television. Although they dominated as favorite household items for only about 10 years, their design significance continues to influence today. TV lamps were available in thousands of variations from hundreds of manufacturers, and while they were made from various materials, the vast majority were ceramic, coated with glossy glaze in one of the decade's popular colors. Most of these charming household sculptures depicted members of the animal kingdom (horses, deer, dogs, birds, domestic cats, and the ever-popular panther), some were human figures, while others were merely exercises in abstract design. Dimensions: 25 x 16.5 cm Weight: 300 g The TV lamp is excellently preserved, without cracks in the glaze. For E14 bulb. Price is for one.

Vintage lantern, manufactured in the mid-20th century.

A pair of beautiful ceiling lanterns, perfect for decorating and illuminating your hallway, staircase, or foyer. Dimensions: 103 x 26 cm Weight: 2.5 kg The lanterns are in excellent condition. Suitable for E14 bulbs. Price is for one lantern.

Table lamp made by the Italian company Reggiani in the 1960s.

An interesting table lamp in the Space Age style and colors typical of that period. Extremely practical as the base is magnetic, allowing the lamp to be moved in all directions. An exceptionally decorative and useful addition to any table and shelf. Dimensions: 23 x 15 cm Weight: 740 g The lamp is in good condition, with visible signs of use.