Harry Balmer Harold Weiss Laurel Ribbon Brutalist Table Lamp c. 1960/70's
By Laurel Lamp Company, Harry Balmer
Located in New York, NY
Classic Brutalist school table lamp designed by Harry Balmer and Harold Weiss, for the Laurel Lamp Co. circa 1960/70's.
Metal, Copper
Price Upon Request
Donna Karan and Stephan Weiss, New York
By Harry Benson
Located in New York, NY
Signed by the photographer. Larger sizes also available.
Archival Pigment
Richard Barr and Harold Weiss Sculptural Table Lamp
By Harry Balmer, Laurel Lamp Company
Located in Surprise, AZ
Richard Barr and Harold Weiss for the Laurel Lamp Company, but often wrongly attributed to Harry Balmer, this dramatic lamp features torch cut enameled steel mounted on a black ename...
Steel
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H 56.5 in W 10 in D 8.5 in
Pair Huge Richard Barr & Harold Weiss Ribbon Lamp for Laurel, Mid-Century Modern
By Harry Balmer
Located in Pemberton, NJ
Huge pair of Richard Barr & Harold Weiss designed ribbon lamps made by Laurel Lamps. Patinated steel dramatically sculpted into abstract modern ribbon. Form and function, that's the ...
Steel
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H 56 in W 12 in D 10 in
Abstract Ribbon Sculpture Laurel Lamp Harold Weiss / Richard Barr, Circa 1960
By Harry Balmer, Laurel
Located in Rochester, NY
Large sculptural abstract patinated metal ribbon lamp by Harold Weiss / Richard Barr for Laurel in all original condition. Circa 1960. Measures 56" H to top of finial / 36" H to top ...
Metal
Stainless Steel Chrome Sculpture
Located in Chicago, IL
Great to use indoors or outdoors From a prominent Chicago skyscraper 200 South Wacker by Harry Weiss.
Chrome, Metal, Stainless Steel, Steel
Large Brutalist Sconce
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Large brutalist sconce attributed to Harry Weiss (chicago architect).***Contact Information: AOL (American Online) users may experience difficulties sending emails to us or receiving...
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