Vintage Lighting
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Fontana Arte art glass chandelier hanging lamp
Vintage hanging lamp with 'frosted' glass and chrome
Brutalist Table lamps by Tom Ahlstrom & Hans Ehrlich Sweden 1960
Vintage Regency wall lamp, 1970s
Paul Secon Sompex perspex ceiling lamp
wilhelm wagenfeld SCONCE ceramic and opaline glass 1955 bathroom lamp
Vintage pineapple ceiling lamp
mid century vloerlamp
exceptional large 1960s SCONCE mid century sunburst brutalist black iron and copper colored
rare and outstanding mid century SCONCE wall lamp stilnovo era copper metal glass
large 1950s 60s mid century SCONCE wall lamp white metal and brass vintage cinema light
Massive Lighting Floral wall light
Spaceage floor lamp
Vintage Kalmar hanging lamp
Vintage chrome and glass floor lamp, 1970s
outstanding large 1950s 60s mid century 10-light CHANDELIER acrylic bakelite plastic granules shades
Vintage italian glass floor lamp, 1970s
Vintage halogen lamp
Massive hanging lamp
Vintage witch hat lamp
huge glashuette limburg PENDANT LIGHT cylindrical bubble glass shade and chrome 1970s model 4399 - 3 available
mid century modern 3-light PENDANT LAMP glass and chrome hillebrand
Vintage pendant
Mid Century theater spotlight by AE Cremer Paris on industrial stand
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Vintage IKEA PS Yellow Metal LED Pendant Lamp
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-20%Flos Table lamp Oblique design Vincent van Duysen
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Vintage Angling Lamp Style 'Le Klint' '70s
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Vintage Rattan Table Lamp '60
€225Bid from €200Curated
-27%Ingo Maurer Stand Up for Your Light Vloerlamp
€950€695Curated
Egg Lamp 35 cm – Verrerie de Vianne France - Vintage
€195
Vintage Brass Table Lamp
€207
Vintage Staff Leuchten floor lamp
€451
-4%Flos Oplight LED Wall Lamp Design by Jasper Morrison
€245€235Curated
Vintage teak scissor wall light, 1960s
€145
Egoluce Italy Desk Lamp Rigel 1980 Design Paolo Pepere
€395Curated
Vintage halogen floor lamp
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Vintage lighting
Light is the fastest way to change how a room feels, and a vintage lamp does it while doubling as sculpture. Right now Whoppah carries 17,789 vintage lighting pieces: pendants, floor lamps, table lamps, wall lights and chandeliers. The 1960s and 1970s take the lead, which means plenty of space-age forms in chrome and opal glass, alongside mid-century brass and a burst of Memphis colour from the 1980s.
Louis Poulsen and Flos are the names collectors search for first, joined by Artemide, Mazzega, Peill & Putzler and Hans-Agne Jakobsson. Designer filters surface work by Ingo Maurer, Vico Magistretti and Jan des Bouvrie, while the Murano glass of Mazzega and the layered ice glass of Peill & Putzler show how much craftsmanship went into lighting in that period. Metal, glass, brass, aluminium and chrome are the materials you will see most.
Our curation team reviews every lamp before it goes live, looking at maker attribution and condition. Bid, buy now, and have your new light delivered insured anywhere in Europe.
A beautiful vintage (design) lamp is much more than a light source. It is a real atmosphere maker for your interior. They come in countless designs and styles: floor lamps, hanging lamps, ceiling lamps and desk lamps. Sometimes modern and functional, sometimes more outspoken, which even makes them look a bit like an art object. What suits your interior best? From Hollywood Regency to retro: we've got it all. With us you will find special second-hand vintage lamps for fair prices, ready to make your interior extra cozy!
Vintage lighting
Lighting is indispensable in everyone's interior. In addition to the functionality, you can completely decorate your interior with a beautiful vintage lamp. The atmosphere in the room stands or falls with the right lighting. All living areas can use a lamp, from the living room to the bathroom, kitchen and dining room. But vintage lighting also looks great outdoors. Vintage lighting is popular not only with homeowners, but also with designers and architects who want to add a sense of old-world charm to a home. They also have a unique style that is hard to find in other types of lighting fixtures. The use of vintage lighting is now becoming more popular due to its aesthetic value and ability to create a romantic atmosphere.
Buy vintage lighting
Vintage lighting has a used look such as lacquer that contains scratches, metals such as copper or iron where rust should not be missing or wood with traces of use. The colors black, white or bright striking shades are no problem at all. Hanging lamps, ceiling lamps, table lamps, wall lamps, standing lamps and so on!
Some things to consider before purchasing vintage lighting include the following:
- The first thing to consider when buying vintage lighting is size. Vintage lighting can be small and compact, or large and elaborate.
- Second, you should also think about the style of light you want, what shape you want the fixture to be, whether or not you want a bulb included, and whether you prefer a specific color.
- Buying vintage lighting is a process that requires careful consideration of your needs and preferences. It's best to find out as much as you can about what kind of fixtures are available before making a purchase, so you'll find something that fits well with your taste and decor.
Second hand vintage lighting
Nowadays it is possible for almost everyone to purchase a brand new interior, there is nothing special about it anymore. But what if you want to distinguish your home from the rest? Then second-hand vintage lighting is the solution! A second-hand vintage lamp gives your home a fantastic character. Second-hand is also perfect for people looking for originality. After all, each unique vintage lamp tells its own story.
Second-hand lighting is a great way to save money and get a unique look for your home. It is also an environmentally friendly way to get to your interior. There are many reasons why people buy second-hand vintage lighting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is vintage lighting?
Vintage lighting is a lighting style that has been around for a while. The term "vintage" is used to describe the idea of something old, from the past and not new. Vintage lighting reminds you of the sixties, seventies or eighties. A vintage lamp is guaranteed to add flair to your interior. Vintage lighting can officially call itself vintage if it is at least 25 years old. As far as lamps are concerned, it is best to look at items from the 1900s to 1970s. During this time, a lot of attention was paid to high quality.
What does vintage lighting cost?
The price of vintage lighting can vary enormously, it depends on what kind of vintage lighting you want. On Whoppah you can find a large collection of vintage lighting. In addition, the size, material, rarity, age and of course the popularity of the lamp determine the price of the vintage lighting.
Are vintage lamps safe to use with modern bulbs and wiring?
Most vintage lamps work perfectly with modern LED bulbs, which also run cooler and protect old shades. Check the listing for the fitting type, usually E27 or E14 in Europe. Wiring from the 1960s and 1970s can become brittle, so budget for a rewire by an electrician if the seller has not already done so. Many sellers mention recent rewiring in the description; ask if it is not stated.
How do I spot a genuine Louis Poulsen or Flos lamp?
Louis Poulsen stamps or labels the inside of the shade or the top of the canopy, and later pieces carry a sticker with the model name. Flos marks the base or the switch housing and often includes the designer's name. Compare proportions with the official model, since copies are frequently slightly off. Request photos of the markings before bidding, and remember that our curators have already reviewed the seller's attribution.
How are fragile glass lamps shipped?
Sellers pack glass shades separately from the frame, wrapped and boxed with plenty of padding, and shipping is insured so any transport damage is covered. Large chandeliers from Mazzega or Peill & Putzler may travel with a furniture courier instead of a parcel service. You can also filter for local pickup and collect the lamp yourself if you prefer to handle Murano glass personally.