Umberto Riva Table Lamps

Gi-Gi table lamp designed by Umberto Riva and manufactured by Fontana Arte. The first prototype of Gi-Gi was made in 1975, but production did not start until 1990. The lamp consists...

Rare E63 table lamp, designed by Umberto Riva for Bieffeplast, Italy, 1969 The lamp is characterized by a bold, architectural silhouette defined by a sharply angled, adjustable shad...

Gi-Gi table lamp designed by Umberto Riva and manufactured by Fontana Arte. The first prototype of Gi-Gi was made in 1975, but production did not start until 1990. The lamp consists...

Medusa table lamp by Umberto Riva (1928-2021) for VeArt, Italy 1972. Sculptural lamp with biomorphic shapes in the form of a 'Medusa' from mouth blown Murano 'pulegoso' glass with d...

'Medusa' Table Lamp by Umberto Riva for VeArt. Designed and manufactured in Italy, in 1972. An anatomical molded clear glass table lamp. The clear glass is one piece and works alongs...

Umberto Riva, an Italian architect, designer and painter, designed around 1985 this particular table lamp, known as model 2656. The main body is made of colored cut glass...

Umberto Riva is the known unknown. As an architect, his oeuvre exists out of a wide range of architectural landmarks, urban housing projects, private and public buildings. Having grown up during an era of architectural and design innovation, Riva found his early inspiration developing a practice that focused on clean lines and materials. From his teacher Carlo Scarpa, he inherited the artistic and artisanal attitude, the taste for open forms and a keen eye for light and shadow. His architectural vision Riva retracted in his artwork, furniture and lightning designs. He collaborated with lightning companies like Bieffeplast, Barovier & Toso and Fontana Arte. This playful table lamp...

About this table lamp "Metafora" by Umberto Riva Table lamp composed of two glass elements resting on a copper structure. The cone of the blown glass base is lemon yellow. Slightly...

"Veronese" table lamp designed by Umberto Riva for Barovier & Toso. Designed and manufactured in Italy, 1985. Chrome base, wooden supports, brass hardware, Venetian, hand blown crystal glass diffuser. Original EU cord. 45w halogen bulb included. Umberto Riva was a renowned architect, and furniture and light designer whose work is noted by the way in which he considers the space of his objects and their relations to their environment. He greatly influenced the field of Italian design with his pursuit of discrete simplicity and practicality. Among his furniture and light works are the very successful E63 or Ruspa table lamp made out of ABS plastic for Bieffeplast in 1963, the Medusa lamp from VeArt 1972, the Metafora...

Postmodern Murano art glass VeArt white neon globe lantern table lamp by Umberto Riva. Labelled. Rare piece. Made in an Italy. Neon and wiring works at time of listing.

A molded transparent bubbled glass table lamp the oval stretched body evoking a medusa. Original edition par VeArt. Italy. 1972. This is the very first and rare edition of thi...

The E63 (or also known as Robot or Ruspa) lamp was designed by Umberto Riva in 1963 for a competition and taken into production as of 1969 by different manufacturers (Bieffeplast and...

Italian mouth blown glass table lamp by Umberto Riva for VeArt, 1970s The lamp is made out of petroleum colored glass, which creates a stunni...

Rare Medusa table lamp for VeArt, Italy. Designed by the Italian architect and designer Umberto Riva. The lamp consists of thick handmade green and amber colored glass which gives ...

Designed by Umberto Riva in 1984 and made by Barovier & Toso. Very early production! Signed!