Singer Task Lights

Wonderful Kaiser iDell 6740/121 task lamps, gooseneck flexibility, enameled metal, steel, bakelite table clamp, stamped. Priced individually.

Wonderful 1930s articulate task lamp by Rademacher, Germany, fully adjustable with fixation to a table top or optional to a steel base, one E26 ...

Striking 1930s task lamps by Marianne Brandt for Kandem (1934-1939), with custom solid steel bases, can be used as wall or table lamps, both have a ball joint at the original base an...

wonderful 1920s articulating table-mounted desk lamps by Curt Fischer for Midgard in original grey-green hammer finish and on/off turn switch on the shade, arm lengths of the smaller...

Wonderful articulate Italian wall lights reminiscent of Arteluce wall lights with a two part black enameled adjustable shade system and glass inlay o...

Wonderful red ceramics wall lights by Kaiser Leuchten, Germany, one E26 socket per fixture, max. wattage 75w each or LED equivalent, wired for US standard...

Vintage black industrial adjustable articulated telescopic task lamp made in Germany in the 1920s-1930s. Can be used as wall or table lamp. Wall arm measures max. 44.5" in. (113 c...

Extremely rare and articulated Bauhaus functionalist workshop lamp or task light. Designed and manufactured in late 1920s, Germany. The lamp can be mounted on workshop table or wall....

An early Christian Dell clamp lamp / task lamp (early version of model #6740 with an angled shade) for Kaiser Idell. Ideal clamped to a desk or bookshelf. Stamped: Kaiser Idell on S...

Giuseppe Ostuni for O-Luce, large set of '181' wall lamps, Italy, 1950s This large set of wall lights is applicable to many different ways. Attach the lamp to a desk or a table and use it as a desk light, fix it to case piece or secure to the wall. Its dark metal, cylindrical shade is minimalistic and modest. You can place one piece for Directional light, or several to lighten up a complete space.  Giuseppe Ostuni (1907-1994) can be considered one of the most influential designers in modern lighting design. Born in Trieste, Italy in 1907, Giuseppe and his older brother Angelo Ostuni (1904-1981) grew up in turbulent times; in 1915 Italy declared war on the Habsburg Empire during the First World War. Only a few years later in 1922, Benito Mussolini became head of the Italian government and began to establish his fascist regime that would last till 1943. During the last year of the Second World War, Giuseppe Ostuni and his family lived with his brother Angelo in Milan. There, Giuseppe started to repair lampshades that had been damaged during the war. New lampshades were made with limited resources, all by hand, due to the lack of available materials. As an autodidact, he designed modern and convenient lighting through intense study and ‘learning by doing’. Soon after, Giuseppe set up his own workshop in 1947, and in 1948 he officially registered his company ‘O-LUCE’. Together with his brother Angelo, who made a great part of the lighting drawings, he worked on numerous designs and worked together with leading designers as Franco Buzzi, Tito Angoli...

The excellence of Italian craftsmanship. A pair of artfully designed solid brass engraved wall lights from the midcentury, still in outstanding condition. Solid cast brass scallop mo...

Marilena Boccato, Gian Nicola Gigante, and Antonio Zambusi Archietti for Zerbetto, 'Totum' lights, prismatic metacrylate, lacquered aluminum, Italy, 1970s The use of innovative materials and unique form make these lights a prime example of Postmodern Italian design. The construction features a quarter...