Magnetic Lamp

1970's chrome eyeball accent lamp on magnetic base. Pair available, priced individually.

Nice vintage table lamp, nice and adjustable. The foot is made of wood with a magnet incorporated in the top. The hood is made of metal, so you can move it as desired. This is ni...

Floor lamp with magnetic ball adjustment in center and adjustable shade

An uncommon articulating steel and brass desk lamp with a magnetic ball and socket connection and pivoting hood, allowing for a high degree of adjustability.

A vintage 1980s black plastic desk or wall lamp with magnetic base. Perfect for a desk, bedside table, top of a bookcase, mounting on a wall, or anywhere that needs a little extra ac...

Black and white floor lamp made of chrome and metal by Drukov in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1970s. The shades are adjustable in all directions and held in place by a magnet. C...

Mfg. by Yasha Heifetz Manufacturing Company.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of chrome - Re-polished - Fully functional - Good, original condition.

The Goffredo Reggiani magnetic eyeball floor lamp is a striking piece of mid-century modern design from Italy in the 1970s.

Vintage Space Age magnet ball lamp designed by Benny Frandsen, Denmark Vintage Space Age magnetic bulb lamps designed by Benny Frandsen and produced by Abo Randers in the 1960s.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of painted metal, chrome - Bulb 2x40W, E27 or E26 - The maximum height is 155 cm, the minimum height is 97 cm - The lamp is height adjustable - T...

A pair of table/desk lamps with adjustable magnetic bases. Designed by Gilbert Watrous for Heifetz, 1955.

Arredoluce wall or table light with adjustable magnetic ball shade and heavy machined brass dimmer knob. Designed by Angelo Lelli.

Beautiful floor lamp Luci, Milan, late 1970s. with chromed metal frame, three adjustable ball shaped magnets, Italian production of Luci - Milano company, late 1970s. Very good c...

Beautiful floor lamp Luci, Milan, late 1970s. with chromed metal frame, three adjustable ball shaped magnets, Italian production of Luci - Milano company, late 1970s. Very good c...

Antonio Macci Cassia for Arteluce, Italy, 1968, model 541 table/desk lamp, a pair available of these articulating lights, magnetised contact means the upper dome can be placed virtua...

This avantgarde lamp, duly certified by the Producer, was manufactured by Sormani Nucleo in 1972. The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston is displaying this masterpiece of the Space Age ...

An innovative, useful and finely machined lamp having a ball-and-socket adjustment and a sturdy magnetic base.

Rare double sided lamp with magnetic ball lamp and interior lamp on pivoting base

award winning Gilbert Watrous 1955 designed magnetic swing arm Table Lamp or Desk Light for Yasha Heifetz Manufacturing Company

Each light source is individually switched , one of the rarer lamps from Lelli's series of lamps utilising magnetic light sources .

Pivoting magnetic floor lamp manufactured by Arredoluce label below.

A desk lamp with a magnetic ball-and-socket joint. By Gilbert Watrous for Heifetz Lighting Co.

Three magnetically mounted adjustable lamps, with a hidden uplight.

The Eyeball Lamp features a magnetic base that allows for flexible positioning.

Cobra Lamp by Angelo Lelii in Brass for Arredoluce, Monza 1960s Cobra table lamp, model 12919 in enameled brass on an enameled black steel base and black oxide steel magnetic spotli...

Rare Double Sided Fixture with Magnetic Ball Lamp and Interior Sockets

Vintage wall or bedside globe shaped lights manufactured by ABO in Denmark during the early 1970s. These ball lamps with magnetic bases are easily adjustable and removable.

Height-Adjustable (up to 157cm) Magnetic Floor lamp Manufactured by Drukov in Brno, 1970's, in former Czechoslovakia.

Extremely rare, modular, sculptural large wall lamp BT1 in stainless steel with eight low-voltage lights with magnetic, movable Perspex cylinders and a movable cube, that can be deta...

Italian modern spherical, magnetically and satin steel pair of wall lamp by Goffredo Reggiani for Reggiani Illuminazione, 1970s.

Made in Czechoslovakia Made of lacquered metal Re-polished Fully functional Original condition.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of chrome - Re-polished - Fully functional - Good, original condition.

Designed by Josef Hurka. Adjustable.

- Good original condition - Fully functional.

Petite desk/table lamp designed by Luigi Argenta for Reggiani (ca. 1970s, Italy).

Shade rotate on a chromed eyeball that sit on a concave magnet, permitting slight angular play that let more or less light spread under. Lamp base/pole is heavy and off center . ...

Table lamp designed by Goffredo Reggiani (ca. 1970s, Italy).

Magnetic ball desk lamp by Yasha Heifetz and Gilbert Watrous, based on the award winning floor lamp designed by Watrous for the 1950-1951 M.O.M.A. lamp design competition.

Pair of revolving sphere lamps with magnetic magnets for table/wall in chrome-plated steel, Italian design Goffredo Reggiani.

In 1988, LYFA took over the lighting company ABO in Assentoft near Randers, which was particularly known for magnetic ball lamps produced in the 1970s. Only one year later, in 1989, ...

In 1988, LYFA took over the lighting company ABO in Assentoft near Randers, which was particularly known for magnetic ball lamps produced in the 1970s. Only one year later, in 1989, ...

Adjustable, Magnetic Standing Lamp by Angelo Lelli, Italy c1960.

Modernist lamp with magnetic floating "eyeball" by Angelo Lelli, produced by Arredoluce, 1960's.

Rare Arredoluce lamp with magnetic "eyeball" shade. Signed.

A vintage chrome cylindrical lamp with round magnetic base. Perfect for a desk, bedside table, top of a bookcase or anywhere that needs a little extra accent lighting.

Chrome and enamel table light with adjustable shade

This peculiar lamp was designed and realized by Reggiani during the eclectic, 1960s. It features an intense blue lacquered eyeball reflector that joins steadily the vertical structur...

An Anglepoise Lamp with Arm Mounted Magnetic Ball for Direction Adjustment and White Enamel Shade

Magnetic ball desk lamp in chrome and wood by Yasha Heifetz/Gilbert Watrous c. 1950

8 black canister lights can easily be maneuvered from either side, projecting up or down. Each light has its own on/off switch. Standard socket. Steel center console has a main power...

Here's an extremely clean example of an Arteluce lamp with magnetic "eyeball" fixtures. Each of it's three lamps can be lifted and repositioned independently.

Table lamp with spherical magnetic shade.

Greta Magnussen Grossman tiered side table for Glenn of California. A rare form by an iconic designer seldom seen on the market, a tiered table for books, objects or magazines. Made...

Chosen to be 1 of 10 lamps in the Museum of modern Art Lighting competition, 1951 This Design received the special prize designation The socket is magnetic allowing multiple height...

This floor lamp, designed by A.W. and Marion Geller, was one of the prize winners of the 1951 lamp design competition sponsored by The Museum of Modern Art and The Heifetz Company, a...

Manufactured by Heifetz Manufacturing in 1951. This lamp was 1 of 10 lamps Chosen for the Museum of Modern Art's Low cost lighting competition in 1951. Awarded honorable mention. ...