Sculptural Turned Wood Floor Lamps, France, 1960, set of two.
A pair of floor lamps in turned wood, France, 1960s. The body of each lamp is composed of stacked truncated cone sections, graduating in diameter from a wide circular base to a narrow waist, where they meet an inverted conical shade that opens upward to direct light toward the ceiling. The construction reads as both functional object and sculptural form — the segmented shaft recalling totemic or archaic references while remaining firmly within the mid-century idiom.
The wood carries a deep reddish-brown patina, warm and uneven across the grain, with the natural figuring of the material visible throughout. Each section is finished with a polished surface that deepens with age. The interior of the shade diffuses the bulb's light softly, casting an amber wash upward against the wall.
Height: 70.08 in (178 cm)
Diameter: 14.97 in (38 cm)
1960
1960-1969
Wood
Lonigo, IT
The floor lamps are authentic to the period, with verified provenance and age. The wood shows a natural patina consistent with time, considered a hallmark of authenticity. All components, including screws and details, have been carefully checked.