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Lot 14
Art Deco style moulded glass relief plaque of girl smelling a rose, on a stepped red marble base, unmarked, 26 cm high, 26 cm wideCondition Report: Later mounted onto the marble base, signs of chips on the base of the glass around the new fixing. May have previously formed part of a table lamp, no signs of previous fixings or fittings.
Lot 8A
Early 20th century green porcelain and ormolu lamp cast with C scrolls and foliage, 57.5cmCondition Report: Crack and chips to the ceramic at the top of the stem, crazing evident under the base. Replacement screws under the base holding the mounts. No maker's mark found, metalwork in good condition.
Lot 109
Attributed to ANGELO GAETANO SCIOLARI (Italy, 1927-1994).Ceiling lamp, 1970s.Glass and metal.The piece will be available approximately 15 days after payment has been made.Measurements: 64 x 49 x 49 cm.He was one of the Italian designers renowned for his mid-century modern lamps. Born in the early 20th century, Sciolari, the son of a family of Italian illuminators who had been producing lamps since 1892, began designing for the Italian manufacturer Stilnovo in the 1950s. It was there that he created his most recognisable and celebrated work, a series of multi-light chandeliers made of shiny, matt metal, evoking futuristic visions of the dawning space age, such as our five-light ceiling lamp. Luxurious chandelier creations began to gain prominence and popularity in the United States during the 1970s, a decade in which his style began to look towards an aesthetic inspired by Art Deco and Space Age.Founder and president of the association of Italian lighting manufacturers, Sciolari is today one of the most sought-after names for his collector's pieces, such as the Habitat, Cultura and Futura series.
Lot 807
WW1 British 1918 Signalling Lamp in Carry Case, blackened case lamp with the oval plaque “LAMP ELECTRIC SIGNALLING DAYLIGHT MARK II 1918 MADE BY JOS. LUCAS LTD BIRMINGHAM”. Complete with the lens. Original code tapper attached to the interior of the lid. Complete with spare bulb. The wooden storage case with canvas top having brass oval plaque also dated 1918.
Lot 810
WW1 British 1918 Long Range Signalling Lamp, fine example retaining much of the original blackened finish. Also complete with the original bulb. Manufacturers plaque for Lucas and clear 1918 date. Housed on an original blackened tripod for signalling lamp / heliograph. Set generally good condition. Please note this lot is not suitable for post and packing, personal collection is advised.
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