Bill Curry "Cattail" Lamp for Design Line, 1960s
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Coronado, CA
A fabulous "Cattail" lamp designed by California designer, Bill Curry, in the 1960s for Design Line
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Bill Curry Cattail Lamp for Design Line
By Bill Curry, Design Line
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Bill Curry Whimsical Cattail Table or Floor Lamp for Design Line. Not often seen, this unique Lamp
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H 43.5 in Dm 5 in L 43.5 in
Bill Curry 'Cattails' Lamp.. Iconic Modernist Design, , amazing colors
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Buffalo, NY
1927-1971 In 1962 Curry founded the home furnishings company Design Line Inc. He is credited for
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Cattail lamp by Bill Curry
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Design line Cattail lamp by Bill Curry
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Cattail Floor Lamp by Bill Curry for Design Line
By Bill Curry
Located in Berlin, DE
Rare american Cattail Lamp by Bill Curry for Design Line with colorful painted wood cattails. 1 E27
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Cattail Lamp by Bill Curry
Located in San Francisco, CA
Designed by Bill Curry for Design Line.
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Bill Curry 'Cattails' Lamp
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Los Angeles, CA
1927-1971 In 1962 Curry founded the home furnishings company Design Line Inc. He is credited for
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Cattail Lamp by Bill Curry
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Cattail lamp by Bill Curry for Design Line.
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Bill Curry Cattail Lamp
Located in Montecito, CA
Bill Curry created this lamp for Design Line of El Segundo, California.
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Bill Curry Cattail Lamp for Design Line
By Bill Curry & Design Line, Design Line
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Cattail Lamp by Bill Curry for Design Line with colorful assortment of wood painted cattails
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Bill Curry "Cattail Lamp" for Design Line Inc.
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in TUJUNGA, CA
The "Cattail" lamp was designed by California designer Bill Curry. Made in El Segundo, California
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"Cattail" Lamp by Bill Curry
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Cathedral City, CA
Designed in the 1960s by Curry for Design Line of El Segundo, California.
Design Line "Cattail" Lamp by Bill Curry
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Cathedral City, CA
Sculptural lamp with soft accent lighting.
William Curry "Cattail" Lamp
By Bill Curry & Design Line
Located in Palm Springs, CA
A perfect example of this 1968 design by William CUrry for Design Line.
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