Andre Cazenave, Rock lamp

Two fiberglass rock lamps by Andre Cazenave for Singleton, 1970.

Andre Cazenave "Rock" Table Lamp for Atelier A1970s, France, modeled realistically in textured fiberglass, with applied label underneath.h. 6-3/4", w. 9, d. 9" Provenance: Leitmotif, New Orleans, Loui

Attributed to Andre Cazenave (French, 1928-2003). Rock form light cover. Unsigned, label removed. Measures 30 in. x 23 in. x 13 in. Round socket on underside measures 7 in. Fair to poor overall condit

Andre Cazenave Design, France. Group of 11 luminous moon rock lamps, ca. 1960s. In various sizes, these handcast fiberglass lamps provide ambient light from an organic form.Height ranges from 6 in to

Two Rock lamps designed by Andre Cazenave for Atelier A, France 1969. One retains early lable. Largest 9" H x 13" W.

Molded plastic rock lamps in the style of Andre Cazenave, 1970s. H xW xD inches

Very large Andre Cazenave for Atelier A Dora Rock lamp, 1969-1972, fiberglass with some application and internal lamp, original A., Castiglioni 'Rompitratta' switch, manufactured in Italy. 19 x 20 x 2

Medium Andre Cazenave for Atelier A Dora Rock lamp, 1969-1972, fiberglass with some application and internal lamp, original A., Castiglioni 'Rompitratta' switch, manufactured in Italy. 9 x 9 x 10''

Andre Cazenave for Atelier A Dora Rock lamp, 1969-1972, fiberglass with some application and internal lamp, original A., Castiglioni 'Rompitratta' switch, manufactured in Italy. 10 x 14 x 12''

Genuine "Dora" rock-form floor lamp designed by Andre Cazenave for Atelier A, circa 1970. Fiberglass, single-socket. Labeled "A. Cazenave; Atelier A" underneath. Dimensions: H 14" x W 17" x D 14" Cond

Small Andre Cazenave for Atelier A Dora Rock lamp, 1969-1972, fiberglass with some application and internal lamp, original A., Castiglioni 'Rompitratta' switch, manufactured in Italy. 5 1/2 x 4 x 4''

Medium Andre Cazenave for Atelier A Dora Rock lamp, 1969-1972, fiberglass with some application and internal lamp, original A., Castiglioni 'Rompitratta' switch, manufactured in Italy. 6 x 8 x 9''

Lot 179 André Cazenave French (1928-2003) Moon Rock Lamp (c. 1970) polyester and marble powder, aluminum produced by Atelier A, France original label affixed to interior socket height: 12 inches

Vintage modern Space Age Fiberglass Rock Lamp designed by Andre Cazenave for Atelier A of France in the late 1960s. Approximately 28 x 21 x 18 inches Small repair to one corner.

André Cazenave (1928-2003) for Atelier A Dora Pebble / Moon Rock lamp France, 1970s resin with marble powder, aluminum original label 22"w x 18"d x 15"h

Collection of eleven Moon Rock lamps from various manufacturers including Andre Cazenave for Atelier A, France 1970s. Biggest moon rock measures 24" H x 24" W x 24" D. Smallest moon rock measures 5" H

André Cazenave (1928-2003) for Singleton Dora Pebble / Moon Rock lamps, collection of six Italy, 1970s resin with marble powder, plastic sticker labels to each largest: 24"dia x 21 1/2"h

André Cazenave (1928-2003) for Atelier A Dora pebble or moon rock lamp France, 1970s resin with marble powder, aluminum original label 9"w x 8 1/2"d x 6 1/4"h

Andre Cazenave Moon Rock light, mid century modern. André Cazenave (1928-2003) for Atelier A Dora Pebble / Moon Rock lamp France, 1970s. Title: Moon rock light. Size: 5.25 x 7.5 x 6.75 in. Signatur

Style of Andre Cazenave Atelier, France. Unmarked. Height 9 in. Width 13 in.

For Singleton, Italian, circa 1969, the textured opaque white semi spherical celluloid body retaining its original retailer decal, North American plug, measuring 10" x 14" x 12".

André Cazenave, 4 'Fels Dorra'floor lamps, 1969, H. 13-32.5 cm. Made by Atelier A., Paris. Fiberglass-reinforced polyester, marble dust. Marked: manufacturer's sticker., Bony, Meubles et d&eacu

André Cazenave (1928-2003)Shell lampFiberglassAtelier A, FranceModel created circa 1960H 30 x W 38 x D 29 cmClosed size: H 32 x W 40 x D 19 cm Open: W 42 cm

A pair of antique continental electric table lamps. Each features a column with two sockets that rises from a rock crystal panel base. With lamp cords. Circa the early 20th century. Antique Rock Cryst