Elstead Provence Single Table Lamp - Old Bronze Brackets Massimo Buster Minale was rebuilding

Massimo Buster Minale was rebuilding motorbikes by hand in a lock up in Shoreditch

verandas or covered walkways where ceiling height rules out a hanging pendant but a larger fitting is still needed to properly light the area beneath it

Decades later his grandson David Littman built on that fascination with light to found Hudson Valley Lighting Group in the 1980s

a standard one circuit system turns every light on and off together

so Philadelphia also comes in this scaled down pillar version

Elstead Provence Single Table Lamp - Old Bronze Brackets Massimo Buster Minale was rebuildingIndustrial lines, traditional bones With its jointed arms and swivel shade, this desk lamp reads more industrial than most of the Provence range, and the old bronze finish, a deep, near black bronze, pushes that further, giving it the look of an old draughtsman's lamp rather than a purely decorative table piece. Finish The old bronze is dark and slightly warm rather than flat black, with the joints and shade edge catching just enough light to show the