Large pair of 19th Century Italian carved wooden lamps made from architectural walnut fragments.

Circa 1840.

Rewired and PAT tested to UK standards.

Pair of lamps made from carved wooden late 17th Century fragments.

Re-wired to UK standards. Circa 1680.

Pair of late 19th Century French lampshades from architectural fragments.

With cast faces. Circa 1890.

Re-wired and PAT tested to UK standards.

Table Lamp MT by Giancarlo Mattioli for Sirrah, Italy, 1969

Pair of Contemporary Table Lamps, Travertine, Italy

Mid-Century Table Lamp by Stilnovo, Brass, Aluminium and Plexiglass, Italy, 1950

Mid-Century Table Lamp in Murano Glass By Carlo Nason, Italy, 1960s

Doyen Twisted Crystal Lamp

Belgium, Circa 1960s

In a tone of Yellow

This has been recently wired to UK specification with a generous twisted flex cord and is in full working order.

Light wear consistent with age and use.

Size
Height to the top of light fitting – 34cm
Diameter at Base – 17cm

Standard B22 bayonet bulb.

Lampshade not included.

Doyen glass is a brand of decorative glassware produced in Belgium.
The Doyen factory was established in 1909 by Camille Rose, the factory was known for its ability to produce glass in a wide range of styles and designs, including Art Deco pieces.
They were particularly known for their cut crystal, often featuring intricate patterns and designs.
Doyen was considered one of Belgium’s premier glass producers, along with Val-Saint-Lambert.
The Doyen factory closed in 1975.

Doyen Twisted Crystal Lamp

Belgium, Circa 1960s

In a tone of Yellow

This has been recently wired to UK specification with a generous twisted flex cord and is in full working order.

Light wear consistent with age and use.

Size
Height to the top of light fitting – 28cm
Diameter at Base – 13cm

Standard B22 bayonet bulb.

Lampshade not included.

Doyen glass is a brand of decorative glassware produced in Belgium.
The Doyen factory was established in 1909 by Camille Rose, the factory was known for its ability to produce glass in a wide range of styles and designs, including Art Deco pieces.
They were particularly known for their cut crystal, often featuring intricate patterns and designs.
Doyen was considered one of Belgium’s premier glass producers, along with Val-Saint-Lambert.
The Doyen factory closed in 1975.

Table Lamp LT226 by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy