Chrome Ball Table Lamp

Offered is a pair of Mid-Century Modern stacking chrome plated ball and black wood base table lamps by George Kovaks.

Off white ceramic ball lamp, rare form to see in pottery. Crome hardware. Wired for three way bulb. Height shown is to bottom of socket.

Mid-Century table lamp with orange ceramic ball and lotus shade in acrylic, chrome finished base and column.

This very elegant American Art Deco Revival chrome-plated desk lamp can adjust from 15" to 20" in height. The shade can turn through 180 degrees left and right as well as tilt throug...

A pair of sleek, modernist chrome table lamps with ball base and conical shade, circa 1970.

Adjustable 1960's Robert Sonneman chrome ball table or desk lamp with heavy black cast iron base.

A pair of chrome ball table lamps with three lights pointing in different directions and sitting on a matching ball base.

Chrome ball table lamp. USA, circa 1970. Two available; priced individually.

Pair of Robert Sonneman for George Kovacs chrome ball table lamps.

Classic Space Age five chrome ball table lamp attributed to Torino.

Robert Sonneman mid century stacked chrome ball table lamp This piece measures: 6 wide x 6 deep x 32 inches high and weighs 4.3 pounds Excellent vintage condition Each lamp ...

Pair of Mid Century Chrome Ball Table Lamps by Robert Sonneman.

For your consideration is a fabulous, stacked chrome ball table lamp by George Kovacs, circa 1970s.

This is a pair of chrome slender neck ball lamps by Laurel lamps.

Very nice mid-century modern table lamp by Robert Sonneman

A vintage pair of glass and chrome stacked four ball table lamps. The balls are in ascending order.

Excellent pair of space age chrome ball table lamps by Laurel, ca. 1960s.

Pair of large diameter stacked chrome ball table lamps by Laurel.

Pair of space age chrome ball table lamps by Laurel, with origihal lacquered shades, ca. 1960s.

This stunning Mid-Century Modern chrome "Ball" table lamp was realized by the illustrious American designer Karl Springer, circa 1980.

A fine pair of the classic 1960s chrome ball table lamps designed and manufactured by George Kovacs.

A pair of chrome lamps by Laurel with a repeating ball pattern on a black base. The pair is complete with their original black shades which have a reflectivity similar to that of the...

The 1970s chrome ball joint robot lamp by Torino Lamps is a striking, retro piece of functional art, combining futuristic design with a playful character. The lamp was made by the To...

Chrome and brass table lamp, nice scale and size! Glass frosted shade sits securely on the metal platform, held in place with a set screw. On/off switch bottom of globe.

Stacked chrome ball lamps by Laurel.

Stylish 1940s French chrome ball lamp attributed to Perzel. Tiered base supports four chrome balls which support fluted colomn finished with domed top. Lit through frosted glass.

Pair Chrome 4 Ball Lamps, polished and newly rewired

A chrome metal table lamp with a fixed clear and chrome ball to the top surrounded by a chrome guard with a frosted cylinder shade inside the ball to diffuse light , the push button ...

Sleek modern table lamp in black glass stacked balls with chrome fittings

Pair of 1970s polished chrome ball lamps. Newly rewired. Each lamp takes one standard bulb. Lampshade or harps or finials not included.

A great pair of modernist stacked ball lamps. A clean parzinger style look. Original California makers label.

Four lights each, will light in various combinations , ie some or all of the bulbs can be light at once, on each lamp. Bright chrome finish, impressive statement especially as a pair.

Contemporary pair of black bakelite and chrome 4 ball lamps. The black fine linen custom shade is 15" diameter.

An Art Deco Machine Age glass ball & chrome table lamp. A cylindrical stepped chrome base supports three glass balls, from which rise three support arms.

Spherical marble table lamp with chrome ball detail attributed to Angelo Mangiarotti.

Pair of spherical wood tables lamps with chrome ball lights. Designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia.

A wonderful pair of smoky chrome table lamps with graduated balls accented with round disks.

Chrome eyeball shaded table lamp on thick curved Lucite a Plexiglas base. Chrome shade can be tilted more than 180 degrees.

A large table lamp made of 4 stacked balls in chrome finish from the 1970s, by George Kovacs. Newly rewired with clear cord. Measures: 7" diameter x 25.75" height.

This lamp attracts attention with its polished chrome base and complementary lampshade design. The base is made up of stacked circular metal shapes that appear to blend together. The...

Fully adjustable shade extender has a solid chrome ball finial. No issues. Each lamp weighs a substantial 10#s.

Pair of space age ball table lamps in high gloss black ceramic with chrome additions, ca. 1960s. 25 1/2" high to top of socket, 36" high to top of finials as shown. 7" diameter.

Pair of black chrome ball lamps by Kovacs.

Smoked Glass Ball Table Lamp with Chrome accents. Takes 3 bulbs, could be by Kovacs or Koch and Lowy.

Articulated adjustable arm and ball shade, desk, work, reading lamp. Classic black and chrome motif counter weight lamp of the period. L of arm ( w/o ball ) 17.5 Ball shade 5"- D ...

Original 1930s French Art Deco table lamp that just typifies the period, with a lovely opaline glass ball, which has a milky white opaque finish, sat upon a new lamp gallery and peri...

A pair of modern chrome lime green stacked ball table lamps, USA, circa 1970 Lime green ceramic balls, with chrome hardware.

Pair of Mid-Century table lamps designed in the style of Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce.

A pair of mid 20th century glass and chrome lamps by Adnet with new silk shades and re wired. Purchased in the south of France Circa 1950's

Vintage Mid Century Modern Chrome Half Ball Column Space Age Table Lamps - a Pair.

Wonderful graphic stacked ball lamps by George Kovacs. Each lamp has three black ceramic balls (6 inch diameter) with bright chrome spacer disks and chrome base (7 inch diameter). He...

Pair of chrome ball lamps by George Kovacs. Has original wiring, circa 1970s. Dimensions: 31" tall (top of harp) x 8" diameter. Shades not included.