Robert Mathieu (1921-2002) Floor lamp Model no. 56, 'Pendulum'

Attributed to Robert Mathieu (1921-2002) floor lamp France, circa 1950 enameled steel, aluminum, plastic, rubber, glass unmarked 21 1/2"w x 20"d x 56"h

Robert Mathieu (1921-2002) Floor lamp with tablet Folded steel tube, Perspex, brass, stratified plywood Robert Mathieu edition Creation date: circa 1955 H 140×Ø 40 cm

Robert Mathieu (1921-2002)Sconce, model 242PLacquered metal, brass and PlexiglasEdited by R. MathieuModel created circa 1957H 30 × L 140 × W 60 cm (variable)Bibliography: Robert Mathieu, Lum

Robert Mathieu Adjustable standard lamp, model no. 56, circa 1952 Brass, paper shade. 192 cm as shown Footnotes: Literature Clémence and Didier Krzentowski, eds., The Complete Designers' Lights I

Angelo Brotto (Venezia 1914 - Campiglia Marittima 2002) Floor lamp model "Giraffa". Produced by Esperia, Poggibonsi, 1970s. Chromed metal, aluminum, steel and white painted metal. (stem h 151.5 cm; mo

Robert Mathieu (1921-2002)Sconce-lampLacquered metalEdited by R. MathieuModel created in 1954H 23×L17 ×W 19,5cmBibliography: Robert Mathieu, Luminaire rationnel, P. Cuisinier, Ed. Pascal Cui

ROBERT MATHIEU Counterbalance floor lamp, France, 1950s Brass, vellum, two sockets Unmarked As shown: 74" x 49" x 19" Provenance: Rago Auctions, Modern Design, June 2015, Lot 633

Robert Sonneman Floor lamp model "Orbiter". Italy, 1970. Counterweight in cast iron, base in white painted metal, stem in chromed steel and spherical lampshade in black painted metal. (h adjustable) (

Robert Sonneman Floor lamp model "Orbiter". Italy, 1970. Counterweight and base in white painted metal, stem in chromed steel and spherical lampshade in white painted metal. (h adjustable) (slight def

Elio Martinelli (Lucca 1921 - 2004) Floor lamp model "Lampione". Execution by Martinelli Luce, Lucco, 1965. Nickel-plated brass and incamiciato glass lampshade. (h 173 cm.) (defects) Provenance Privat

UNUSUAL MID CENTURY MODERN ROBERT SONNEMAN FLOOR LAMP, MODEL 8075. FLOOR LAMP WITH INDIRECT LIGHTING WITH A REFLECTOR MOUNTED ON PIVOTING ADJUSTABLE CHROME ARM, APPROXIMATELY 73 IN HIGH

Mid Century Modern 1960s Robert Sonneman Articulated Floor Lamp. The lamp is signed Sonneman on the bulb socket. There are some dings to the metal shade - please view the pictures.

Pair of T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings Hansen Brass Floor Lamps, model 211, height 56.5 inches.

Description - Robert Sonneman eyeball floor lamp, signed. Dimensions - 56" x 11" x 16"

Laurel Lamp Co. Mushroom floor lamp, model 257 USA, circa 1973 chrome-plated steel, glass stamped mark to base '1973 257' 13"dia x 56"h

T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings floor lamps model 211, pair HansenUnited Kingdom / USA, c. 1950brass, linen, plastic18 dia x 56.75 h in (46 x 144 cm) Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark to und

Laurel Lamp Co. Mushroom floor lamp, model 257 Newark, New Jersey circa 1970s brass-plated steel, glass sticker label near socket 13"dia x 56"h

Floor lamp in brass and glass by Koch and Lowy, 1956. Model 1039. 56" T.

Vintage chrome eyeball floor lamp in the manner of Robert Sonneman for George Kovacs. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: H 56.5" x W 35" x D 8.75" Condition: Minor surface wear and scratches consistent

A Robert Abbey traditional brass standing floor lamp. Robert Abbey has been creating high quality ceiling lights, lamps and sconces in a wide range of styles since 1948. Dimensions: H 56" x W 15" x D

Hansen Lighting, circa 1960s Model #238 floor lamp with alternating brass and chrome accents, with 3-bulb socket 56" tall, 17" diameter Provenance: From a Private Collection, Atlanta, GA & San Francis

Elio Martinelli (1921-2004)Adjustable white lacquered floor lamp, design Elio Martinelli for Martinelli Luce, model Robot, Italy 1965, 100 cm high

SONNEMAN Orbiter Chrome Eyeball Floor Lamp. Black metal handle.-- Dimensions: H: 56 inches: W: 34 inches: D: 10 inches ---

Tiffany Studios, counterbalance floor lamp base, c. 1900, USA, model #468, dark brown patinated bronze, stamped to pad of one foot, 56"h (fully upright) Provenance: The Estate of Philip Martin Pearlst