Radio Lamp

Bronze Cloisonne Lamp From Radio City Music Hall NYC A piece from the original design by Donald Deskey.

The color combination and the rounded shape evoke the 70s atmospheres for a perfect vintage touch. This beautiful lamp – along with integrated AM radio – represents a real icon of th...

Unusual modernist lamp. Clock radio made by Philco, clock by Telechron.

ABOUT A WW2 era B-17 Flying Fortress B-17 bomber radio repurposed as a table lamp with new black, fabric cord.

What sets this lamp apart is its integrated AM radio, merging functionality with stylish design.

Italian Space Age red radio table lamp by Adriano Rampoldi for Europhon, 1970s Table lamp radio with round base, in plastic.

A well-made salesman's sample radio tower with satellite dishes, metal structure, guide wire attachments mounted to a black lacquer base. Having a black silk shade to the top this ma...

Italian radio and table lamp Figura by Luigi Massoni for Iter Elettronica, 1971 Table lamp and radio named Figura, in solid oak and brass.

NY formerly the majestic lamp and radio company but turned to making just lamps in 1950 and ended production after 1963 when the company was bought by Westinghouse.

Formally the Majestic Lamp and radio company turning just to lamp manufacturing in the 1950s and selling the business to Westinghouse in 1963 ending all production as Majestic.

If you want to make a statement this is the right lamp. You can now see these and plus other explosion proof lamps at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

The lamp takes 5 bulbs. You can now see these and plus other explosion proof lamps at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

You can now see our collection up close at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

You can now see these plus other explosion proof lamps at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

You can now see our collection up close at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

We have a matching pair of this very rare early lamp. They may even be converted to electric from gas.

Sold as a pair at $3200 You can now see our collection up close at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

You can now see this lamp as well as our collection up close at the new Radio-Guy showroom in Buchanan, New York.

He worked for Philips and designed lamps, radios and the first bakelite loudspeaker.

This is a spectacular pair of Japanned light fixtures in excellent, working condition. They feature metal fitters with copper and black Japanned or Tiger Stripe patinaed fitters and ...

Rare and important Vilhelm Lauritzen brass chandelier with radio house lamp shades in opal glass manufactured by Louis Poulsen 1950’s.

Vilhelm Lauritzen designed the VL Crown in 1945 for the Radio House. The lamp we are offering comes from an old Copenhagen household.

Richard Sapper and Marco Zanuso worked togheder in different and famous, iconic, project like Tizio lamp, Brionvega Cubo Radio, Brionvega Television and more. 1965 Good conditions.

Extremely Rare 1950s MOSS Radio lamp, black and white acrylic. Ceramic woman with poodle made by Hedi Schoop, working radio, B & W acrylic, retains original white acrylic finial.

A very nice antique art deco Egyptian revival style bronze polychrome table lamp by A. Reiser Lamp Co. circa 1920s. This beautiful and rare lamp was intended as a “radio lamp” to gr...

He worked for Philips designing lamps, radio’s and the first bakelite speaker.

He was President of The Majestic Lamp and Radio Company until 1948. After the change in laws, RCA and the transistor radio nearly put Majestic Lamp and Radio Company out of business....

He worked for Philips designing lamps, radio’s and the first bakelite speaker. The lamp has been spay painted in the original black and white.

These included manufacture of a Dodge automobile transmission, spotlights, tire gauges, automobile signaling devices, perfume atomizers, toilet flush valves, moving picture machines,...

Unusual table lamp with built-in AM radio.

Thus by the time televisions came along in the 50's, it was traditional to have a small decorative lamp atop your entertainment cabinet, and 'Radio Lamps' became 'Television Lamps'.

The design for this stunning Futurist radio lamp came from the Mitchell Manufacturing Company of Chicago but this example was made under licence by Brand and Millen of Long Branch (T...

The standing lamp was created on the basis of the original military radio station from the 1960s, which was an equipment for the German army Bundeswehr.

The bulbs can be turned on two at a time or all four. The Radio-Vitant lamp is a playful addition to any pad.

All of the countertop and table accoutrements come with this purchase (many of which are new but in the right style, and can be seen in images #9 and 10) -- 2 Coca-Cola napkin holder...