Somers Lamp

DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 32" TALL BY 18" WIDE Westwood lamps were some of the Mid Century's most "tony" offerings.

This design looks nearly like from outer space with its yellow tripod carrying a diamond shaped purple piece on which the green light carrier is mounted. A rather spectacular lamp th...

No breakages, but the lamp shows some signs of wear over time as shown in the photo.

The lamp is fitted for two general E17 lightbulbs. The original wiring was extended some time ago and the lamp is in perfect working condition.

Originally part of the Bibb estate (Bibb Lettuce) in Kentucky, this lamp, at some point, has been converted from an early glass globe format to one that supports a standard Edison bu...

An elongated curved stem continues up and to the side until reach the shade. Lamp has some degrees of adjustability. (The shade can be rotated forward to backwards a bit.

The on/off switch is conveniently located on the fourth center rod, lighting may be selected for one, two or all three of the lights to be on, with 3 different settings, the top and ...

The brass has a beautiful patina with some marks. The lamp was recently rewired. Dimensions: 13.77 in ø x 18.89 in H 35 cm ø x 48 cm H

It has a three stage switch, in working order with a good original cord. There are some chips to the lamp body yellow painted finish, and some flaking to the brown metal painted lamp...

In 1933 at the Century of Progress Exhibition Versen's modern lighting also won an award. His contemporary lamps were some of the most honored of all lamps!

Due to the nature and age of the materials, the lamp has some marks, scratches, and discolouration.

Due to the nature of the brass, the lamp may have some additional discolouration. The glass shade is a later replacement.

Very decorative large lamps showing some lovely natural oxidation patina to the bronze.

The metal components display an aged dark patina. Both lamps are fitted with soft-beige fabric shades that include a beaded fringe trim in a warm amber color; the shades show light w...

Paul Hanson Lighting Company, which was founded in the 1920s in New York and ceased operations some time in the 1970s. Lamps by this maker are good quality and popular with collector...

Cannot see the neck. There is some tape to the lamp. Dimension: Ø 45 x 82 H cm

Fully functional. Note : The lamp is missing some teak pieces in a few places.

Taking time as a witness and providing its authenticity, this beautiful lamp shows some marks and wear on the leaves, an inner orange color is also glimpsed, which is probably a firs...

T Walker & Son LTD England Cherub brass Marine log spinner, lamp Early 20th c log spinner set on a hand made teak base and made into a Lamp some years ago, This is a lovely deco...

Dutch "delamp" table, desk, wall lamps design by Rob Wermenbol, 1980s Indoor lamps "delamp" in black designed by Rob Wermenbol The Netherlands, 1980s Suitable for wall or as desk/t...

The vase has been converted into a table lamp at some point in its life and the pedestal foot sits in a stepped wooden base.

Pair of vintage Asian inspired Chinese red table lamps, circa 1960 Hand painted geometric pattern in gold with black border Absolutely gorgeous eye-popping red accented with b...

Monumental in presence and sculptural in form, this exceptionally rare pair of Murano “Ghost” lamps represents some of the most sophisticated Italian glassmaking of the 1970s.

The bamboo adds a touch of texture and shows an Art Deco association, so this table lamp spreads both sophistication and some ease. This table lamp works with everything, wether if y...

The lamps has some wear and tear consistent with age and use.

Bernie & Rena Stein started REGLOR (1947-1975) first with plaster sculptures and transitioned to producing lamps using some of the plaster sculptures. The name REGLOR was create...

The lamps have some signs of wear. . Can be used as a double work lamp with flexible gooseneck, allowing the lamp to be adapted to provide different lighting. .

The rather heavy floor plate assures the balance of the lamp. The piece is in good vintage condition, with especially on the base of the lamp some traces of usage.

Exclusive cocoon plastic paper and green metal body industrial table lamp, 1950s Germany Cocoon shades & metal body There are some small rips on the lamp shade.

Table lamp made circa 1960 with a boat rudder. The rudder is very old and has probably been in the water for some time.

Jean Perzel (1892-1986), model 32, designed in 1929 - A pair of fine French Art Deco nickel-plated and frosted glass floor lamps Signed Some small differences in the diameter of th...

It is in vintage condition and shows some signs of wear. This lamp has been PAT tested and is fully rewired to meet UK Regulations.

His incredible Dune Villa, Amsterdam Beach, find more details on his family name plus eu, is for sale soon too. :-) Beautiful White Lamp with white shade and Transparant foot. Th...

Biilman Petersen worked on several proposals for table lamps for LE KLINT, some of which are still in the range.

It still has its own bakelite socket with an On and Off switch, as well as an adjustable lucite support for its lampshade. Some versions of this lamp appear to have originally had a ...

The lamp has some minor signs of use on the white part of the shade, that are shown in the photos but are unnoticeable in a daily use.

The ironic style of this lamp recalls some contemporary products by Alessandro Mendini for Alchimia, Memphis, etc.

Tassel strands hanging from the hood, some missing. The oil lamp system works. Signed G.

There are switches under both black round details, with both switches the (only) lightbulb can be switched on or off. The lamp has an inlay to store some small items. The lamp is in...

Good condition, slight signs of aging. The glass shows some defects when the lamp is turned on. The metal shows signs of aging.

The piece operates with electricity but comes without the cord. The lamp body exhibits some marks from the passage of time and use, as can be seen in the photographs.

The original shade is intact but is original to the piece. It shows some discoloration. The lamp is tested and functional.

The original shades are included at no cost, but both shades show some wear, please see images; lamps can be shipped either with or without the shades for customer's convenience.

Poul Henningsen was one of the most unique and world famous architect from the past century. Besides Lamp Design, some buildings and Furniture, he was a part of the circles in Danish...

Both lamps some very minor ( inconsequential ) loss to the flowers and tarnishing to the metal bases ( see images ) Harps and finials are new replacements, shades not included.

The name ‘Studio’ was chosen because some of the lamps were used outside the studio to indicate – with either a red or green light – whether recording was taking place.

Additionally, there are circular holes hand carved out of the body of the lamp, some surrounded by etched tear drop forms that reiterate the shape of the piece in miniature.

A matched pair of gold-plated metal lamps depicting nude women by Pierre Casenove. The lamps have their original shades, that do show some signs of age.

Besides the Lamp Design, some buildings and Furniture, he was a part of the circles in danish social critic and a poet.

Has been turned into a desk or table lamp some time in the mid 20th century, It features original patina and a fluted white Danish shade.

Shade: Fair overall condition. Wear and some damage on lamp shade. Please see for its overall condition all images we already uploaded here.

Some variation from lamp to lamp as they are not an exact match but present well as a pair.

At some point in time oil lamps went out of fashion and that is when this oil lamp was transformed into an electrical lamp.

His long-term work with lighting company Lightolier over the course of the 1950s and 1960s resulted in some of his most iconic lamps, which are still highly sought after by collector...

Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. The lamp shade has some stubborn stains. It has been rewired, the candle has...

Condition: In good vintage condition consistent with age and use. The shades have some light scratches. The lamps differ slightly in color.

The lamp shows some normal wear with minor dents and scratches, it is complete with all parts present less the glass “globe” or candle holder, which would be supported by the circula...

This fine table lamp is made of opaline satin finish glass with brass details and it remains in very good conditions: some paint losses on the lamp holder, as showed in picture.

The lamp shows some wearing to the metal reflectors, some tarnishing due to aging process (see photos).

The spruce branches which I used for some lamps, for example, opening wide and wild. the beech branches creating leaner, higher forms.