Bakelite Antique

, bakelite. Designed 1928. This example was manufactured 1940s for Fritzsche's Glashandel. Height adjustable

A stunning and large antique 19th century tortoise shell, celluloid, or Bakelite hair comb or head

Ørsted. The lamp is completely original and still has its original Bakelite bulb holder with on/off

bakelite. Later repainted

A handcrafted table lamp cast in bronze (10 kg) with bakelite switch at the top of the shade. The

fittings. Still has its original Bakelite lamp holder with a built in on/off switch all in working

A very nice and rare pair of art deco / machine age chrome with black bakelite / formica top

retains the original Bakelite lamp holder with an on/off switch. Shade not included

Unusually long flapper beads from the 1920's of orange bakelite with carved and dyed vegetable

Zeppelin Bakelite switch. Signed "Le Fer Forgé HF" on the base and "Schneider" on the shade (see photos

with a pen holder made of bakelite and a small round “Pâte de Verre” glass lamp shade, signed. Orange

bulb holders with a Bakelite on/off switch in working order. The lamp has been rewired with black

, further enhanced by jet bakelite carved stations and a center focal black bakelite and silver gilt

their original sockets with bakelite switches. Lamp body from bottom to top of socket measures 15.25

splendid octagonal switch which almost looked like an alabaster jewel, made in faceted Bakelite and brass

and hands in bakelite. Standing on a marble base. Signed and dated 1914. Height: 33 cm. good

delightful combination of materials, solid wood with white bakelite finishes. This desk accessory fits and

A very elegant antique Art Deco cast alloy table lamp. Maintaining its original Bakelite bulb

works as a decorative object. Super unusual T strap design of sterling with wood lined bakelite sole

accessories are original period gilt brass with lovely Bakelite handles. Upper surface in marble. Atelier di

Tyrolean nightstand period Art Deco in massive larch, polished to wax with handles in bakelite

lamps. It still has the original bakelite sockets. It looks amazing as a wall lamp and suits every

the '30s and the '50s, they even experimented with sheet metal and Bakelite models.

most immediately obvious of these is the Bakelite panel on either side of the lens and cover and the

original Bakelite switch. Thick walled modeled pressed glass. The two sconces are by far among the "high

has the color in a mahogany look with gold line. The chair has leather headrests and bakelite

with brass fittings. Converted to electricity at the beginning of the 1900s. White Bakelite lamp holder

in the picture is a model shade only. The original shade holder and Bakelite socket with switch are

bordeaux red leatherette seating area (fixed on a wood plate), and 4 thin bordeaux red bakelite legs

with brass fittings. Converted to electricity at the beginning of the 1900s. Bakelite lamp holder with

to its bakelite socket. Please personalize with your own shade as the one depicted is a model-shade.

example unique is that it retains all its original metal fittings including the brown Bakelite switch

an oval panel of black bakelite. Set in a silvered metal frame with six round loops, suspended with a

Bakelite Corporation they retained an interest in the new company. The company closed in 1951. Measures: 28

included a more stylized all-chrome version with a ring handle and black or red octagonal bakelite editions

turquoise teal light blue color tone. Two E 27 bakelite sockets, on /off switch, rewired main cable Through

bakelite base. This rare 'top of line' deco item retains the original bevelled glass front and the rare

Atelier , original in every part, with bakelite handles, 1930s Art Deco chest of drawers, commode , in

and upper showcase with sliding glass doors. Handles in original vintage Bakelite. Black ebonized

Bakelite handles and lid knobs. They are from circa. 1920's-1930's, they look to have been well taken care

for the smooth functioning of the drawers The current drawer handles (in brass and bakelite) were

silver, gilding, metal alloys, Bakelite, and enamel. Two years after a trip to Italy in 1932, he retired

braided cotton cord with and carved bone and coral bakelite knotted beads. pendant, Width 3", Drop Length

Lucite and Bakelite were materials both treated in novel ways in the art deco period. Charming

closes with a button most likely made of Bakelite. Wear it with similar pieces to channel the era or mix

metal Lumières with bakelite mounted shades emanating from scroll branches above foliate decorated

golden brass and bakelite All components and accessories are original of the time Excellent conditions

made of bakelite in an eye-catching amaranth shade. These handles are more than just furniture elements

the switches are in bakelite with the image of a fleur d'lys stamped on them. Lamps are in good

French Bulldog dress clip of hand carved , tinted and stained bakelite . Further detailed by

with beech inlay. Golden metal handles embellished with a bakelite insert, a precious synthetic resin

. The black Galalith pieces (the French equivalent to Bakelite) are carved into foliage and fruits, with

brass collar. Bakelite bulb holder with on/off switch. No cracks, chips of repairs just age related

. The handles of the room are in steel and bakelite and the profiles of the bases are in steel

Bakelite name plaque engraved ‘Schooner Yacht ‘America’ Scale ¼ = 1 foot to W.G.J. from G.L.W’. A label

using chromed chain, tubes, findings and Galalith (this is a type of early plastic similar to Bakelite

chromium plated steel with vinyl, leather, linoleum, glass, wood, and Bakelite resulting in a large number