Tv Lamps

TV Lamps are a particularly iconic type of vintage home decor.

A vintage pair of TV lamps, with Siamese cat and kitten, produced circa 1950s by designer Howard Kron for Texans Inc.

Designer Oçilunam normally uses nebulite – a mix of resin and fibres – in lamps shaped like the moon. The same marmoreal quality characterises this TV-shaped lamp, which exudes a war...

This is in a rare beige color. TV lamps were invented and became popular in the 1950s with the affordability and popularity of television to the American Middle Class.

Whimsical design and illuminating eyes are reminiscent of TV lamps produced circa 1950's by Texans Incorporated.

For a little further history, the Navis & Smith Co. was very well-known for their TV Lamps and was founded in 1946 by Alan Navis, who had been in the lamp business since the 1920s, a...

So the TV lamp was invented to add a little light to the room and dispel people’s fears.

Mid-century pink and white ceramic California pottery Sawn TV accent lamp. The table lamp features a beautifully detailed pink flamingo with open wings against a tropical palm leaf.

Vintage Industrial Photo Genie Machine Company Theater TV Studio Floor Lamps. Rewired with Original Line Switches.

It is signed Rougier with a plate on the black acrylic base in the back. This lamp has been in many movies and TV shows. When the lamp is on, this takes on a special warm sexy glow.

It is signed Rougier with a plate on the black acrylic base in the back. This lamp has been in many movies and TV shows. When the lamp is on, this takes on a special warm sexy glow.

Hans-Agne Jakobsson's pine slat pendant lamp was used as a prop in the 2020 American Netflix television miniseries The Queen's Gambit .

TV Lamps are a particularly iconic type of vintage home decor.

TV lamps were invented and became popular in the 1950s with the Boom of television in 1950s America, they were an accent lamp designed to help eliminate eye strain associated with wa...

Mid-Century greyhound TV lamp with built in planter by Royal Haeger #6202.

TV lamps were produced for relatively short time in the 1950s and early 1960s.

I think this type of back lit lamp was made as a TV lamp to put on the newly invented television but it would be fabulous on a desk or any other place!

Mid-century chalkware figural sculpture of a young Harlequin sitting in a horseshoe-shaped alcove TV Lamp. TV lamps were typically placed atop a television set in the 1950s to help b...

TV lamps are a particularly iconic type of vintage home decor.

Model "television" Documented. US re-wired.

Intimate Phenomena is a limited-edition collection of four lamps made of scotch brite satin steel and plexiglass.

Tall Scoop Industrial lamp with three caster wheels for great mobility.

Mid-century pink and green ceramic California pottery flamingo TV accent lamp. The table lamp features a beautifully detailed pink flamingo with open wings form the shade for the lamp.

Striking tall white ceramic lamp, the shape redolent of an early TV tower. Midcentury, European.

Fase Lamps appear in television series Cuéntame or the internationals Mad Men and House.

Fase Lamps appear in television series Cuéntame or the internationals Mad Men and House.

Fase lamps appear in television series Cuéntame or the internationals Mad Men and House.

Fase Lamps appear in television series Cuéntame or the internationals Mad Men and House.

A vintage Mid-Century Modern ceramic Black Panther television figurine lamp, with rhinestone eyes. These figurine T.V. lamps were manufactured in the 1950s when American households w...

Allowing more utility to this piece of furniture, hiding a non stylish TV remote for exemple. The lamp features two E14 light bubs under its new shade.

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'.

A Mid Century Modern Panther TV Lamp, unbranded. Made of ceramic with glossy chartreuse green finish.

I've never seen this one before, and I'm not sure what exact ethnicity I'm looking at. She's mysterious and intriguing however. And in perfect condition.

Perfect for desks, studies, living areas, bedroom, B&B’s, hotels, Boutique Hotels, restaurant, retail display, advertising or television prop. The Anglepoise lamp, a British inventi...

Very good original condition. TV lamps: In the 1950s, the first decade of mass television adoption, there was a common belief that watching TV in low light could damage one's eye...

Television desk lamp by artist Daniel Sadler (1957-2004.)

This incredible Art Deco bar was handmade and installed in an apartment in St Johns Wood in London in 1946 and has remained there until the death of its owner. It is beautifully cr...

Achille Laugé 1861-1944 French The Garden Near Cailhau Signed "A. Laugé 96" (lower left) Oil on canvas “Laugé’s art is one of great sensitivity and controlled reason; he is a mas...