Lamp Hole

Daum Table Lamp Hole in Crystal Glass, France. This refined table lamp by Daum features a beautifully sculpted clear crystal base with a modern, openwork design.

Heavy quality large ceramic table floor/table lamp, 1970s. This lamp base brings rich visual appeal to any interior. With its beautiful shape, it offers a unique presence. This lam...

Heavy quality large ceramic table floor/table lamp, 1970s. This lamp base brings rich visual appeal to any interior. With its beautiful shape, it offers a unique presence. This lam...

Pair of large scale table lamps made from one-inch thick Lucite slabs cut from an old acrylic security window salvaged from a bank undergoing renovations. Bases made from salvaged po...

Unique Design and Materials Opaline Glass Sphere: At the heart of the lamp is a striking opaline glass sphere, distinguished by its central hole resembling a monocle.

An exact replacement shade to fit your Laurel lamp. Fits most model lamps as shown. Hole / Opening is 3.5 inches in diameter.

Article: table light Producer: Origin France in Style of MATHIEU MATEGOT Age: 1950s This modernist table light was produced in France in the 1950s. It is made from solid met...

A vintage lamp with a metal geometric structure composed by a triangular shapes with holes and the lamp in the center.

Happy to include coordinating harps and finials upon request. Each lamp has one little hole near their base- not sure what it was intended for, perhaps it was to facilitate installi...

If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. Reconfigurable table lamp; thanks to the two holes on the base, can be used as a table lamp or an ambient light.

Simon Eikelenboom created a version with a two-step dimmer, which is the version described here; it still bears the original manufacturer's sticker on the inside. This lamp can be ...

Adjustable lamp shade with decorative perforated holes. Flourescent tube light source.

Scandinavian vintage table lamp Mid-century modern Pine wood light. This is a Scandinavian wooden table lamp with a turned base and shade with cut-out circular holes.

The base of the lamp has a hole intended to fix the lamp to the table indicating that it was commissioned for a public space.

This version can be used as table or wall lamp, using the interlocking hole at the bottom of the block.

They can be used as table lamps or as wall lamps, there is a small hole in the base where you can attach them to the wall with.

Sold with an installed solid brass, custom, lamp fitting consisting of; rod hole cover base cap, riser, double socket cluster each with a barrel chain pull, cluster extension with sh...

Can also be used as a wall lamp. It has a hole on the bottom for hanging. Good vintage condition with no damage and a beautiful patina on the brass.

The table lamp is all hand crafted, each hole have been scultured with a torch.

Sold with an installed solid brass, custom, our lamp fitting consisting of, rod hole cover base cap, riser, double socket cluster each with a barrel chain pull, cluster extension wit...

Every single hole in the lamp is torched by hand by the famous Skultuna brass smiths.

The body of the jar / lamp is decorated with holes allowing the emittance of soft light from the inside.

Many lamps have the larger holes found on the more recently made examples.

The lamps can also be used as wall lamps because of the hole that is in the bottom of the base.

A pair of 1970s Italian travertine lamps with sculptural groove and hole designs by Fratelli Mannelli.

A well that is formed along the holes inside the lamp holds the fragrance. When the bulb is lighted, heat was produced which changes the liquid to vapors.

The lamp head can be moved into countless positions.The two holes on the lamp head are used to dissipate heat.

Bronze and brass fixture. Can be used as table lamp or wall sconce. A hole on a branch to fix the whole.

The perforated sheet is not a normal perforated sheet, but has fine elongated holes. 
The lamp is in very good condition with signs of wear.


The ceramic base is signed in red crayon with the model number 740 that matches the factory stock number, and the faint traces of paper label are visible next to the drilled hole. T...

Very rare mid century standing lamp with striking hole details from hillebrand after a design by ernest igl from the 1960s.

One crack from manufacturing or uneven drying of the ceramic at the back of the lamp, near to the hole for the cable. Dimensions: Height of the lamp base including socket 28.74" (7...

Impressive in size this piece was made as a lamp, hence the hole for the cord at the bottom, at some point in time the cord was run into the bottom of the lamp and a brass base was a...

Black base and red head of the lamp made of metal. With the row of holes on the lamp head, there is also a pleasant light output upwards.

From Verona Italy, a pair of late 20th century hand carved mecca finish and ivory painted bases, suitable to make beautiful bedside table lamps, see the holes suitable for wiring in ...

Newer additions can include a hexagonal stop sign... and with our love of all things American, which includes just a few bullet holes. This lamp is made of stainless steel and brass...

The milk glass shade features a scalloped upper edge and tranferware brown rose accented with hand painted gilding. Lamp contains a double wick. Hole in side of base indicates the be...

This is a pair of Candle Holder, that can be wired as table lamps, the holes for the wires are existing. It has been made in France circa 1970. it is signed Saint Clement.

The perforated details of the shades are a notable feature of the lamp. When lit, the small holes in the surface allow light to escape in a gentle, atmospheric manner, creating a sta...

The diameter of the lamp is 38 cm and the height is 10 cm. The wall or ceiling plate is provided with the necessary mounting holes.

The lightbulb is fixed inside a dome-shaped lamp shade. Through the six holes on top of the shade, light is reflected which creates a striking pattern on the ceiling.

Fronted with eight oil fonts, decorated with gilt opening. This Hanukkah lamp has a small holes in the front for oil use, and bigger holes for candles.

Very good condition: only a small chipping on the shadow near the small hole. The lamp is equipped with 3 lamp holders (small E14 socket).

Brushed stainless steel console with 2 small holes for lamp cords, Lamps are glazed porcelain with nickel-plated brass bases and silk shades.

Pair of Hammered Copper and Brass Urns or Lamp Bases. These beauties could be made into lamps as they already have holes drilled in the base.

Executed in metal, the chandelier / pendant lamp needs 5 x E27 / E26 and 3 x E14 / E12 Edison screw fit bulbs in different size fitting to the holes in the lamp shade.

The appearance changes depending on the size of the bulb. The lamp has four small holes on the edge. One hole is cracked, approximately 5 mm in diameter.

Good antique condition - firing flaws - rim chip with hairline (possible old repair) - glaze flakes to the rim (likely from the lamp fittings) - old drilled hole in the bottom (20th ...

Versatile in function, it can be used as a striking decorative piece or easily transformed into a table lamp base by drilling a hole in the bottom. Perfect for adding a touch of Moro...

The bracket can be adjusted and fixed via a long hole. The lamp has a train switch. They are in very good condition with signs of wear and patina.

Meiji Period It was made into a lamp, there is a hole in the base, a cork in the neck and a bronze ring to the base rim.

Meiji Period It was made into a lamp, there is a hole in the base, a cork in the neck and a bronze ring to the base rim.

Item is currently fitted to easily convert to electrified lamps with the proper holes as well as wire grooves to base.

France, circa 1880 Both measure 17 x 11 x 43.5 (height) cm Condition: Good decorative condition overall, with some rubbing to the gilding, oxidation, and surface wear consistent wi...

The concave bottom has a drilled hole for conversion to a table lamp. A second hole is drilled on the bottom side.

The vase has been drilled for wiring as a lamp. It will make a fine lamp or the hole can be plugged and used as a vase.

The figures were originally lamps and still retain holes if someone wanted to rewire them, for the meantime, the sculptural pair make dramatic bookends.