Midcentury Asian Inspired Lucite Sculptural Lamp by Moss

Mid-century Arabian 1950 inspired Lucite lamp by Moss featuring a handcrafted acrylic lamp with decorative ceramic China man statue in the middle.

Mid-century "Dancers" Lucite lamp by Moss featuring a handcrafted acrylic lamp with decorative ceramic dancers statue in the middle.

Rare midcentury Moss radio table lamp in black and white Lucite with gold glazed ceramic dots as accents. Designed By Gerry Moss in The 1950s-1960s in San Francisco. Measures: 12...

Mid-Century Modern white and clear Lucite acrylic sculptural table lamp by Moss Lighting on green metal base.

Mid-Century Modern freeform shaped clear Lucite table lamp. Measures 8" wide x 10" deep x 19" tall.

James Mont style metal lamp pair with Asian inspired enamel finish featuring a floral like design of a Bonsai with a cream color background. With a mix ...

Midcentury unusual black and white light fixture by Moss Lamps of acrylic and brass with a pair of L-shaped planters in front of black la...

Classic Moss lamp of California, having a lucite base, with a ceramic figure ( Figure by DeLee Art ). The lamp is in very good estate condition, still havi...

This is a lovely brass and Lucite lamp by the Bauer lamp company, circa 1985 It has a Asian inspired feel and is in wonderful condition.

Matching pair of midcentury Asian inspired table lamps, circa 1950 Gorgeous pair of midcentury table lamps The lamps are made from wood...

Stunning depiction of strong Nubian figure striking gong, bronzed clad plaster figure, retains original mallet as well as original lampshade, both in need of some repair ,wood and co...

RARE MCM ICON! MOSS FIBERGLASS REFLECTOR SHADE AND CONE TABLE LAMP! (APPROX. 17" TALL By 15" WIDE ) Here is the famous MOSS fiberglass lamp with a cone and reflector design. It is one of the most coveted MOSS lamps for its comparative restraint and timeless design! This reflector lamp is the epitome of modern illumination thought circa 1945-1955! Designers were experimenting with ways to create *indirect lighting* because studies illustrated this was better for the eyes. The MOMA Lighting Design competition of 1951 would almost exclusively showcase designs that were based on reflection technology. This beautiful lamp features a sweeping brushed brass neck and articulating fiberglass shade reflector. The black enameled cone is complemented by a matching black decorative trim on the base. It is in very fine vintage condition. It has light age-appropriate wear. It presents splendidly, This lamp creates a warm cozy space in any interior. Moss lamps were more about mood than function. Accordingly this is more of an accent lamp. Much like the Bobrick control lamps...