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"Discoveries by Designers\nArchitectural Digest's Editors Present Designers' Sources\nSan Francisco's Southall Antiques Decorations (www.southallantiques.com) has a pair of Irish brass-and-silvered-metal coach lanterns, $3,200, stamped \"J. Hutton Sons, Dublin,\" that have been electrified. (August 2007)\nOne of two circa 1940 chandeliers, $34,500, attributed to Axel Einar Hjort, measures nearly six feet in length. Each one has two pieces of etched satinized glass connected by a silvered-brass rod with a spiked design. They are available at Joakim von Ditmar's new Manhattan gallery (www.joakimvonditmar.com), or by appointment in Stockholm. (May 2007)\nThe Los Angeles shop Lawson-Fenning (www.lawsonfenning.com) has a large brass-and-chrome table lamp, $1,150, signed and dated, by Curtis Jere. (September 2007)\nA six-arm chandelier with distressed-mercury-glass globes from the Verre D'argent Collection of C.L. Sterling, $5,900, caught the eye of Campion Platt. The Connecticut-based company has been providing architects and designers with a range of light fixtures since 2001. To the trade. (April 2007)\nMade by Philips, circa 1955, an enameled-steel desk lamp, $1,500, by French architect and designer Charlotte Perriand stands 10 inches tall and is in Westport, Connecticut, at Gallery 33 (www.gallery33llc.com). (September 2007)\nCL Sterling Sons (www.clsterling.com) presents the limited-edition, signed and numbered Braga table lamp, $13,800 per pair. The lamp has 24 sculpted glass leaves that surround a central element of antiqued mercury glass. (August 2007)\nFrom the 1960s, a pair of Murano-glass-and-shaped-bronze sconces, $12,500, by Angelo Brotto for Esperia have the original foil label. They can be found at Van den Adder Antiques (www.vandenakkerantiques.com). (August 2007)\nChicago's Modern Times (www.moderntimeschicago.com) features an early-production textured-glass table lamp, $4,500, by Michael and Frances Higgins, from the estate of the artists. (July 2007)\nIn the style of Jules Leleu, two 1940s French brass sconces with lattice-back details and paper shades, $4,500 for the pair, are available in Manhattan at Pascal Boyer Gallery (www.pascalboyergallery.com) (April 2007)\nPavilion (www.pavilionantiques.com), Deborah Colman and Neil Kraus's Chicago outpost of 20th-century design and decorative arts, features a 1969 Bouillotte table lamp with an oversize bulb, $2,800, from Michel Boyer."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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