O-Luce

Giuseppe Ostuni Model #215 'Ochetta' Metal & Brass Wall or Table Lamp for O-Luce. An extremely rare and surprisingly utilitarian lamp executed in brass and painted metal by one of th...

A brass and black-painted metal table lamp designed by Massimo Vignelli and produced by O-Luce, Italy, c. 1960s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 21” H x 9.25” W x 16” D Stated dimensio...

H 117 cm W 81 cm D 14 cm Material: aluminum, matt white lacquered, chrome-plated brass tube, socket B 22, pressure switch on reflector, adjustment screws Condition: good original c...

Crafted in 1957 by O-Luce in Italy, the Tito Agnoli Mod. 177A wall lamp exemplifies technical design and material refinement. With teak, solid brass, enameled aluminum, and white acr...

Angelo Ostuni for O-Luce, ‘Cloche Mignon’ floor lamp, model ‘312’, brass, marble, enameled aluminum Italy, 1949 This floor lamp known as, ‘Cloche Mignon’, meaning cute bell in Frenc...

H 205 cm W 36 cm D 24 cm Material: chrome-plated steel, cast iron base, black powder-coated aluminum reflector, halogen pin base up to 300 watts with protective glass, dimmable, black plastic connection cable, Condition: good original condition Special features: Signs of use. The lamp is about 40 years old and shows signs of use. The dimmer handle on the reflector is missing on this piece. The function is not restricted by this. about this object: We offer the classic halogen rod floor lamp here, the "626" by Joe Colombo from O-Luce. The height of the reflector can be adjusted and it can be tilted. With dimmable floor lamps like this, small rooms can be wonderfully illuminated indirectly via the wall or ceiling and different lighting moods can be created using the dimmer. The Colombo 626...

A large acrylic, black-lacquered metal and marble "Snow" table lamp designed by Vico Magistretti in 1973 and produced by O-Luce, Italy, c. 1970s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 25.75”...

Tito Agnoli for O-Luce, wall light, white lacquered metal, teak, cord, brass, plastic, Italy, 1957. Impressive wall mounted light designed by Tito Agnoli, and manufactured by O-Luce. Unique for this item is the combination of elements derived from the 177 A model, designed in 1957, and the 1102 model, designed in 1959. Its arm is an 177 A design and executed in teak, lacquered metal and brass. It features a '1102' pendant hanging on a cord. The cord, directed by a brass tube attached to the wooden arm, leads down where a brass cylinder functions as a counterweight. The brass cylinder keeps the pendant in its position. The design showcases the mechanicals of the lamp, which makes this a very raw yet refined light that would work very well in the living room or as an office light...