Set of wooden table lamps and smokers by Aldo Tura for Macabo, 50s.

A wood and brass table lamp designed by Aldo Tura and manufactured by Macabo in the Fifties, the base of the lamp is also a smoking set. The wood sculpture depicts an heron. the lamp has been rewired and it's in working order. In the 1950s, the Mid-Century Modern design movement was in full swing, and Italian designer Aldo Tura created iconic pieces that reflected the era's emphasis on sleek lines, organic forms, and innovative materials. This Mid-Century Modern table lamp and smoking set exudes the unmistakable style of the era. The lamp base is crafted from rich, warm wood, showcasing the natural grain and organic beauty of the material. The wood has been expertly shaped to form the elegant silhouette of a heron, with long, brass graceful legs supporting the lamp structure. The small cylindrical shade hold by the beak of the heron allowing for a soft and diffused glow when illuminated. the smoking set includes an ashtray and cigarette and matches holder, also designed with the same attention to detail and craftsmanship. The brass ashtray adds a touch of modernity to the ensemble. The entire ensemble serves as both a functional lighting solution and a stylish smoking accessory, embodying the Mid-Century Modern ethos of form meeting function and is a captivating addition to any Mid-Century Modern interior.