Japanese Nippon Vase As A Lamp
Located in Tampa, FL
Japanese Nippon converted vase lamp, turn of the century to circa 1920s.
Antique 1890s Japanese Table Lamps
Porcelain
Japanese Nippon Vase As A Lamp
Located in Tampa, FL
Japanese Nippon converted vase lamp, turn of the century to circa 1920s.
Porcelain
Nippon Moriage Urn Lamp with Gilt Highlights, Meiji Style, Japan
Located in Savannah, GA
Nippon urn featuring raised Moriage decoration, gilt highlights, double handles and gorgeous open garden roses hand painted on either side.
Pottery
Two Bergboms Table lamps in Brass with Josef Frank "Nippon" Shades, Sweden 1970s
By Josef Frank, Bergboms
Located in Stockholm, SE
The lamps have shades covered in the textile "Nippon" by Josef Frank.
Brass
$329Sale Price|30% Off
Antique Japanese Copper Bullseye Railway Boat Lantern Police Signal Oil Lamp 13"
By Nippon Sento Company Ltd
Located in Dayton, OH
Removable oil reservoir and wick. Attributed to Nippon Sento Co, LTD of Tokyo Japan. Dimensions: 7.75" x 5.25" x 13.25" (Width x Depth x Height)
Copper
Danish "Nippon" Lamp by Simon Henningsen for Lyfa, 1970s
By Simon Poul Henningsen
Located in MIJDRECHT, NL
Nippon, rising sun, is the name of this zen-like lamp which be used as a pendant or as a table lamp.
Metal, Aluminum
Antique Copper And Brass Ship Lights By Nippon Sento CO Ltd
Located in Chicago, IL
Antique copper and brass ship lights by Nippon Sento Co Ltd. Those lights were changed to electrical lights. They can be used as table lights or hanging lights.
Brass, Copper
Unavailable
H 10.24 in Dm 8.86 in
Nippon, Ultra Rare Pendant or Table Lamp by Simon P. Henningsen, Lyfa, 1970
By Simon Poul Henningsen, Lyfa
Located in Frederiksberg, DK
NIPPON, ceiling light or table lamp designed by Simon P.
Metal
Pair of Table or Pendant "Nippon" Lamps by Simon Henningsen
By Simon Poul Henningsen, Lyfa
Located in Östermalm, Stockholms län
Pair of “Nippon” table lamps by Simon Henningsen, that can also be used as ceiling lamps.
Metal
Nippon Pendant Lamps by Simon Henningsen for Lyfa, Denmark, 1970s
By Simon Poul Henningsen, Lyfa
Located in Berlin, DE
This Nippon pendant lamp was designed in the 1970s by Simon Henningsen for Lyfa.
Metal
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H 26.75 in W 12.25 in D 12.25 in
Antique Japanese Nippon Scenic Hand Painted & Gilt Porcelain Figural Lamp, c1920
Located in Big Flats, NY
An antique table lamp offers Japanese Nippon urn form base with hand painted scenic decoration, double ram form handles and gilt highlights throughout, raised on foliate cast base, c...
Porcelain
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H 23.63 in W 12.21 in D 12.21 in
Mid-20th Century Nippon Sento Company Brass Masthead Marine Lantern
By Nippon Sento Company Ltd
Located in Glamis, Angus
A rare and unrestored Nippon Sento Co brass masthead lantern. Unpolished and as found but now wired for UK mains electricity. The glass is good and in tact as is the internal red fil...
Brass
Josef Frank Svenskt Tenn floor lamp 1842 in brass
By Josef Frank
Located in Laxå, SE
In very good condition with newly grounded electricity carried out by an electrician and lamp shade in linen. The brass is not polished. In the picture, there is a lampshade with the...
Brass
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H 10.2 in Dm 8.7 in
Nippon Rare Danish Ceiling Light/Table Lamp by Simon P. Henningsen Lyfa in 1970
By Simon Poul Henningsen, Lyfa
Located in Brondby, Copenhagen
Nippon, ceiling light or table lamp designed by Simon P.
Metal
The right table lamp, outwardly sculptural chandelier or understated wall pendant can work wonders for your home. While we’re indebted to thinkers like Thomas Edison for critically important advancements in lighting and electricity, we’re still finding new ways to customize illumination to fit our personal spaces all these years later. A wide range of antique and vintage lighting can be found on 1stDibs.
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