Listings / Furniture / Lighting / Floor Lamps
Showrooms
Stilux Swivel and Pivoting Floor Lamp Made of Brass and Marble, Italy, 1950s
-
Description
This charming floor lamp is a very rare lighting fixture that was manufactured by Stilux in Italy during the 1950s. Composed of high-quality materials, this lamp combines functionality with design, making it a sought-after piece for both collectors and interior designers.
The lampshade can be easily pivoted to direct the light in diverse direction, providing a customisable lighting solution that can adapt to the changing needs of the space. It is mounted on arched frame that allows it to be adjusted up or down directing the light where needed. This flexibility in the lamp's design provides the user with complete control over the lighting in the room, allowing for precise illumination of specific areas or objects.
The floor lamp features a brass frame, which stands at a total maximum height of 180cm, providing a beautiful and elegant but not imposing presence which is perfect in reading or relaxing ambients. The circular marble base, with a diameter of 38cm, ensures stability and adds a touch of luxury to the overall aesthetic of the lamp.
The enamelled and perforated metal lampshade (with a diameter of 40cm) and the two specular frosted glass disks (each sustained by three brass linear supports), not only diffuse a warm light but also creates an eye-catching play of light and shadow.
The lamp is also equipped with an of-the-period onyx-like foot switch, which adds to the overall elegance of the lamp and provides ease of use.
Excellent vintage condition; original and in working order electric cables. - More Information
- Dimensions
More Listings from Linea Gallery View all 233 listings
-
A bar cabinet in wood, parchment, glass and mirrors, Italian manufacture, 1940s
-
Paolo Buffa attributed extendable chestnut dining table, Italy, 1940s
-
Osvaldo Borsani oak cabinet with doors, drawers & drop-front panel, Italy, 1945
-
Paolo buffa chestnut cabinet with drop-down front and drawers, Italy, 1940s
-
Gio Ponti brass, wood, and linoleum side table for the Oceania ship, Italy, 1952
-
Angelo Lelii certified 3 Lune ceiling or wall light for Arredoluce, Italy 1960s
-
Brass and hand-faceted glass pendant lamp attributed to FontanaArte, Italy 1960s
-
A signed Venini "Poliedri" chandelier composed of glass diffusers, Italy, 1950s
-
Large brass-framed mirror, Italy, 1950s
-
Gio Ponti double-sided desk in American walnut and parchment, Italy, 1930s
-
Angelo Lelii certified brass and glass pendant light by Arredoluce, Italy, 1950s
-
Wall-mounted oak wood sideboard with four doors, Italy, 1950s
-
A "grissinato" sideboard in chestnut wood, Italy, late 1940s
-
Paolo buffa cherrywood writing desk, Italy, 1940s
