Restyled Waldmann Machinelamp

Small presentation island made from an old Jieldé machinelamp, nice for lichting jewelry or other small items. Special “floating” effect with the switchable tree colored bottomlight ...

Philips table lamp Lamp made from the first adapter ever. Philips manufactured the first (home) radio for private individuals in 1925. This (type 2501) radio worked on batteries, but because the Netherlands was busy connecting the homes to the electricity grid at that time, the question arose whether the radio could also be connected to the socket. That is why, especially from 1927, these transformer/rectifiers were supplied as an option. After this radio combination, Philips quickly switched to manufacturing (home) radios with built-in power supply. A short and special period, so that there are few of these more than 90 years old adapters left. Because the built-in electricity can no longer mean a sensible and safe function in the current time, it has been completely removed. Placed back are a powerful (800 lumen Philips) LED lamp in “Edison” shape glass bulb. The left rotary knob switches between off, two neon mood lights on and (third position) the LED lamp on (neons off). Right rotary knob, very nicely regulates the light intensity of the LED lamp. In certain low dimmed positions, the lamp can sometimes flicker, this is not a problem and perhaps extra atmospheric? A total of five copies were made (one sold), four with a glued fixed (Philips) LED lamp and one with built-up E27 fitting (this has interchangeable (incandescent) lamp options). Bakelite top plate. Steel plate housing with beautiful patina or newly sprayed black hammer blow (because of the condition some copies were in). One version has a France guideline printed on the housing, the other one's: Dutch. New cotton wrapped and earthed connection cable (300 cm.) with old bakelite...

Two 50s Lita theatre spots on adjusted studio lighting system, lots of position settings possible. Bakelite dimmable switch with off position for both led power-lamps in warmwhite. ...

Original Dazor “Floating fixture 2324 work lamp” (USA build from the 1950s) were found in de city of Antwerp (Belgium) in an old diamond workshop. The from origin desk lamp's are transformed to wall mounted version. Al parts stripped, casting parts polished and pipes, hood and shell-parts black painted. The two original tube lights are replaced by two Led modules with dimmable 700 Lumen per module. Reflector and total wiring renewed. Six lamps are made and available. For example, they look great in a restaurant above a row of wall tables. Traverse from a wall is maximum 1meter and the 45cm. long hood...

From small to very large adjustable lamp. Made from original (Dutch brand) Cambo DPS studio tripod with heavy-duty explosive-proof iron lamp-un...

Very large and extensively modified operating lamp (1980s) on the heaviest made tripod by Linhof (Germany from the 1950s, very rare). This tripod has be...

Introducing our exquisite pair of vintage table lamps from the 1950s, blending timeless midcentury modern design with Italian craftsmanship. These lamps, brought to life with a resty...

Desk / office lamp model ST208z fabricated by Waldmann Leuchten, West Germany, 1960s. The lamp fits two fluorescent lamp tubes of 8W, included in ...

Adjustable desk lamp 'Odette' Type TL 218 designed by Bauhaus member Wolfgang Tuempel and produced by Waldmann Leuchten, Germany in the 1960s. Wolfgang Tuempel (1903-1978) was a Ba...

Vintage Mathieu Mategot Inspired Waldmann Leuchten Fluorescent Industrial Light. Two bulb unit with perforated shade. In original condition, with some scratches and discoloration. We...

Elio Martinelli (1922 - 2004) was a designer, interior architect and entrepreneur, one of the most important and representative figures of Made in Italy values. While not trained in ...

Super brushed brass tripod table lamp. Yellow velvet shade Telescopic so the height can be adjusted. The measurement given below relates to the position in the image. Converted from a vintage camera tripod...