Empire State Building Table Lamp

Cream and green marbleized celluloid art deco lamp modeled after the beacon on the Empire State Building, with fluorescent tube, made in America, 19...

Inspired by the Studio Job’s “Robber Baron” bronze sculpture from 2008, this much more simplified version is an 85-centimeters-high reduced model of the S...

1940s Art Deco celluloid Empire state building fluorescent table lamp. Pair available. Measures: 7" diameter x 21" tall.

Wonderful table lamp made by Sarsaparilla Deco Designed, probably somewhere in the 1970s. Inscripition: “World’s tallest Empire State New Yor...

A fantastic and very rare Takahashi Denson-designed plastic lamp in the form of New York City's iconic Empire State Building. Manufactured by Midori in Japan in the 1980s, this lamp is a great postmodern/pop art version of the Art Deco architectural masterpiece. The lamp's base has a fluorescent bulb that causes the lamp's building shape, made form a single piece of mold blown plastic, to glow. Color of bulb can be changed to get the color you need. This iconic lamp can be seen in several classic 1980s movies including Coming to America...

Unusual petite size neoclassical style table or desk lamp, dark green reservoir encircled by bronze band raised on cloven hoof tripod feet over circular marble base. Later converted ...