Chicago Lamp

Corrugated cardboard lamp in a pale blush. Made by Flute, in Chicago circa 1980s. More commonly

tea caddy was converted into a table lamp by Samuel Dinkelspiel of Chicago. Dinkelspiel was a Chicago

Gregory Van Pelt Flute Chicago Floor Lamp in Corrugated Cardboard Offered for sale is an

American 1980s Mid-Century Modern antique white corrugated cardboard table lamp designed by Gregory

Mid Century Desk Lamp By Art Speciality Chicago Circa 1950s - Original black colour paint - Cast

with Lotus base by Stiffel, Chicago. USA circa the 1960s. Two lamps are available. Listing price is per

Darkened brass light with LED.

A quality pair of table lamps by Tyndale of Chicago featuring hand painted fruit motifs. 18” tall

Modern sculptural floor lamp model Chicago Tribune designed by Matteo Thun 1985 for Bieffeplast

Inspired by the city that defined the modern skyline, the Chicago Table Lamp is a tribute to the

Decorative white wash pickled finish floor lamp end table stand. Standing 44" tall without the harp.    

Modern sculptural floor lamp model Chicago Tribune designed by Matteo Thun 1985 for Bieffeplast

Chicago. Standing nearly a metre tall, these impressive and super glamorous lamps with dark green velvet

based in Chicago, Ill. The lamp rest upon a solid wood base. The finial is solid brass and the shade is

Black-on-gold tole lamp is decorated with engravings of doubly repeated Chinese figures in a

Lamps, Chicago with original shade. Urn shaped body in decorated ceramic material and base in stained

the underside of the base with the manufacturer's sticker, "Frederic Cooper Chicago". The lamp is

Single table lamp by high end lamp manufacturer, Frederick Cooper of Chicago. The lamp is made of

for the Johnson Publishing building in downtown Chicago. The entire lamp was custom fabricated to the

Major Equipment Company Chicago, this lamp has been fitted to take a normal light bulb. This is a heavy

is marked with the "Frederic Cooper Lamps Chicago" foil sticker on the socket; it is equipped with

Interior Design of Chicago in 1968. The lamp features a simple modern design, with a chrome and matte

square wooden plinths; labeled 'Frederick Cooper, Chicago'; 14" (top of lamp) 25" (top of shade).

Designers in Chicago in 1968, this floor lamp is now part of the permanent collection at both the MoMA in

A striking and large pair of American 1960s turquoise crackle-glaze ceramic lamps by Frederick

therefore additional shipping costs. Frederick Cooper was a Chicago artist that started a lamp company in

1980’s cast bronze fish and glass table lamps by Frederick Cooper Lamp Co. of Chicago. Newly

Robsjohn-Gibbings style floor lamp manufactured in Chicago in the early 1950s. The lamp is in

Lamp Co.  Frederick Cooper Lamp Co. of Chicago, Mid 20th century. Cast in brass after a model

A Liteline of Chicago table lamp designed in the style of Scolari with suspended glass canes body

Modern floor lamp from the colonial - premier lamp company from Chicago.