Robert Sonneman Style 1980s Table Lamp - a whimsical and stylish addition to any space. Imported from France, this lamp showcases the playful aesthetic reminiscent of Robert Sonneman's renowned work for George Kovacs. With a height of 61cm, including the shade, this lamp features a unique hammered glass base in a spiral shape, complemented by a brass rod adorned with hand-blown pink glass details. The lamp is topped with a folded acrylic conical shade, boasting organic wavy edges and secured in place by three acrylic ball studs. Currently wired for an EU plug, we are happy to modify it to suit the buyer's location. This lamp captures the spirit of the 1980s and brings a touch of French elegance to any interior.
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Sleek Mid-Century Modern Tripod Floor Lamp With Coffee Table, Inspired By The Renowned Designer Gio Ponti. This Contemporary Lamp Features A Stunning Black Varnished Steel Tripod Base And A Brass Stem With Two Beautifully Crafted Porcelain Inserts, Reminiscent Of The Retro 1950s Era. The Accompanying Coffee Table Boasts A Crystal Decorated Faux Marble Top, Adding A Touch Of Elegance To Any Space. Diameter top 44 Diam. lamp cover 64 H175.
Hollywood Regency Style Egg Enamelled & Brass Table Lamp With Shade. This Stunning Lamp Features A Classic Brass Base And Intricate Detailing, With A Sleek Egg-Shaped Cream Enamelled Body. Its Timeless Design Effortlessly Complements Both Modern And Vintage Interiors. Complete With A Shade, This Lamp Is The Perfect Addition To Any Space. Manufactured In Britain Around The 1970's, It Exudes Elegance And Charm Height Without Shade: 45cm | 17.7in Height With Shade: 61cm | 24in Width 15.5cm | 6in Depth: 15.5cm
A Gas Lamp/Stove Lighter StickThis is a rather larger stick than usual. The cross section is octagonal from the handle to ferrule. Overall length is 39”and 1 ¼” ‘diameter’ tapering to 1”at the ferrule.When the handle is unscrewed from the stick an intricate mechanism is revealed and the ‘trigger’ is released. (folds back for re-insertion into the stick) This can then cocked by pushing it forward, (It clicks into place.) When the trigger is pulled, this in turn pulls the ratchet arm which then turns the serrated wheel. A small separate spring operated device holds a flint against the wheel Hence the wheel turning generates a healthy spark which ignites the gas. The flint operation is exactly as that as a standard lighter. Whoever designed and made this stick was a skilled artisan. All parts, carefully made and fitted, operate smoothly. Marked ‘Made in Germany, HahWay Patent’ and carries the flint spark logo. Age-early 1900s . HahWay products were manufactured by a company founded by Georg Friedrich Hoffmann and Nkolaus Wild around the turn of the 20th century in Munich. The compamy was known as Progressive Machines in Industry GmbH.From 1910 they made their reputation producing “first strike lighters” including the semi-automatic lighter "Imperator" with a very impressive Gear - Drive technology. Due to the great reliability of their lighters the company held the leading sales positions for many years.However it appears they ceased production aroumd 1920.Their logo/trade mark was an image of shooting sparks emerging from a flint wheel in the center of which were the letters HW.Shown below is an extract from a sales catalogue (page 10) published in the early 1920s. At some time an enterprising individual converted one of these HuhWay gas lighters to the gadget stick shown in Appendix G34. See website https://www.toledo-bend.com/VCL/catalogs/
Φ David Strachan (Australian 1919-1970)Still life with fruit and an oil lampSigned and dated DStrachan'53 (lower left)Oil on canvas54.5 x 73cmTogether with Lou Klepac (ed.), David Strachan, (Beagle Press, Sidney, 1993) (2)Provenance:Private Collection, WiltshireLiterature:Lou Klepac (ed.), David Strachan, (Beagle Press, Sidney, 1993), pp.53, 126, pl.28
A 1970's Brumbry acrylic table lamp, Luigi Massoni for Harvey Guzzini, with an acrylic mushroom lamp shade, and white conical lacquered metal base, with chrome beneath, 43cm high, 45cm wide. Buyer Note: WARNING! This lot contains untested or unsafe electrical items. It is supplied for scrap or reconditioning only. TRADE ONLY
Edward Hopper (American, 1882-1967)Night in the Park (Zigrosser 20; Levin 80) Etching, 1921, a fine atmospheric impression, on Umbria paper with partial watermark, signed in pencil, framedPlate 172 x 210mm (6 3/4 x 8 1/4in)Sheet 328 x 395mm (12 7/8 x 15 1/2in)Footnotes:Edward Hopper is admired for his atmospheric and enigmatic depictions of life during the American Depression and particularly well known for his urban scenes of New York. The majority of these scenes depict buildings and streets devoid of people, or perhaps with one solitary figure. In contrast to his contemporaries who were depicting the crowds and bustle of cities, he chose to focus on quiet reflective moments such as a man reading a newspaper in Central Park. There is a stillness and melancholy to the image which conveys a sense of isolation. Hopper infuses it with drama through the play of light and shadow, with the solitary figure highlighted under the street lamp. The diagonal created by the row of benches draws the eye into the picture to the spotlit figure who is turned away from view, emphasizing the sense of alienation which can be experienced in a big city.Having trained as a commercial illustrator and painter, Hopper was meticulous in his execution and he printed the etchings himself to ensure the perfect result was achieved. His technique and choice of subject matter grasped the public's imagination and although the success of his paintings eclipsed that of his printmaking, the etchings are considered as masterpieces of modern American printmaking.As the New Yorker art critic, Peter Schjeldahl, succinctly put it, Hopper 'leaves us alone with our own solitude, taking our breath away and not giving it back...Once you've seen a Hopper, it stays seen, lodged in your mind's eye'For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A modern Chinese blue and white baluster table lamp; 3 small Chinese blue and white double gourd shaped vases; a ginger jar and tea bowl.One of the pair of double gourd vases has a chip to the rim, otherwise these pieces are in good condition. Sizes: pair 10.5 + 10.2 cm, other 10.5cm WE TAKE GREAT CARE in the accuracy of our condition reports and may record damage and restoration if obvious. The information is provided in good faith along with detailed photographs where requested and is for guidance only. However, this does not imply that there may not be further condition issues associated with the lot and we DO NOT provide any guarantee to the buyer.WE STRONGLY ADVISE BIDDERS TO EXAMINE PERSONALLY ANY LOT THEY ARE BEFORE THE AUCTION.IN
NO RESERVE North (William) The Slave of the Lamp. A Postuhumous Novel, first edition, 7pp. adverts at end, bookseller's blind stamp on endpapers, foxing, cloth rubbed, frayed at edges and splitting along joints, New York, 1855 § Besant (Walter) The Revolt of Man, new edition, ownership inscription on title, printed author's pseudonym blocked out and written in autograph correction, newspaper cuttings laid down to endpapers, hinge cracked, 1882, original decorative or pictorial cloth, 8vo (2)⁂ A pair of excellent 19th century scarce science-fiction novels. The first is centered around a group of Bohemian artists and writers in 1850's New York. The second, a scarce work by Besant, is an anti-suffragette science-fiction novel, depicting a female-dominated society of the future, where religion has been abolished. The work represents the contemporary anxieties of Victorian men around female emancipation.
A Tiffany studios patinated gilt bronze lamp base 540Fitted with two light fittings, the base with applied tablet stamped TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 540, together with a later replacement shade, the base 21cm wide, 21cm deep, 33cm high (8in wide, 8in deep, 12 1/2in high)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A group of Egyptian blue faience objects Third Intermediate Period-Ptolemaic Period, circa 1070-30 B.C.Comprising a fragmentary overseer shabti, a bright blue shabti (both 21st-22nd Dynasty), a winged scarab (wings not belonging), and a small bowl; together with a Romano-Egyptian terracotta oil lamp, 8.5cm long, 9.2cm long, winged scarab 11.5cm wide, bowl 7.5cm diameter, 3cm high, lamp 9.8cm wide, 6.5cm deep, 3cm high, (5). Footnotes:ProvenanceSibel Lilian Mackenzie (1878-26), Countess of Cromarty collection and thence by descent to the present owner. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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