War Lamp

World War II. One of the most successful Fog & Mørup products from the pre-war era was the Kongelys Lamp

successful Fog & Mørup products from the pre-war era was the Kongelys Lamp, named for the Danish King

products from the pre-war era was the Kongelys Lamp, named for the Danish King Christian X in honor of his

Pre-war Italian brass desk lamp, circa 1940s. A classic desk lamp which combines the

Kongelys Lamp, named for the Danish King Christian X in honor of his 25th jubilee in 1937. After the war

the best of post-war design, each lamp composed of stacked tri-color conical-form glazed elements

1960's, Mid-Century standing floor lamp by Dutch post-war lighting manufacturer Dijkstra. The lamp

An iconic pair of American designer, James Mont’s War of the World Table lamps. They are composed

pre-war PH production. The lamp retains its original middle and lower shades, executed in matte

terracotta versions were made by Manifattura di Signa in Italy. Between the World Wars, table lamps modelled

were made by Manifattura di Signa in Italy. Between the World Wars, table lamps modelled after the

furniture designer, but I had to make lamps during the war.” While Lisa Johansson-Pape was also active as a

the World Wars, table lamps modelled after the Townley Vase identified "cultured" households. This

Adjustable desk lamp by Robert Dudley Best for Bestlite. England, circa 1950.

of Arredoluce in 1947, which became one of the most important Italian post-war lamp manufacturers

Post-War bamboo octagon chandelier hanging lamp with glass/rice paper shade. 3-Available

Industrial desk lamp, a pair, castiron, France, 1900s. in the atmosphere of Yielde, Gras

Pre-War electric lamp base lighter, featuring a modified lamp socket fixed with an electric lighter

Produced by Holophane, the preeminent name in commercial lighting since 1898, this 1940s-era Asymmetric double fixture has recently been inspected and rewired. It uniquely fixture fe...

of Arredoluce in 1947, which became one of the most important Italian post-war lamp manufacturers

This rare pair of Gedy wall lamps was designed by Makio Hasuike in the 1970s, a key period in the

design in the post-war decades. This large wall lamp, created in the 1970s, is a prime example of his

vases and lamps, but the war in Europe (1914-1918) led Charles and Ernest and most of their skilled

design aesthetic from an elaborate classicism to a more modernist sensibility. Following World War I

, but I had to make lamps during the war." Today she is remembered as one of the most significant

design aesthetic from an elaborate classicism to a more modernist sensibility. Following World War I

in the post-war era. This lamp has Idman’s mark engraved into its stem. Condition: In good

Signa in Italy. Between the World Wars, table lamps modelled after the Townley Vase identified "cultured

eldest son Koichi grind the wood, but Kokeshi dolls were painted exclusively by Kyutarou. After the war

Manifattura di Signa in Italy. Between the World Wars, table lamps modelled after the Townley Vase identified

more of a sculpture than it is a lamp. This pre war lamp bears traits of the Art Deco and Art Nouveau

lamp. A very good looking lamp, it has the original factory paint finish and is a genuine, factory

A pair of two Americana table lamps by Quartite Creative Corp. This pair of lamps features two

Made by the French company Jumo, considered a post war streamline lamp design know as "Bolide

design was on the cutting edge of both style and innovation after the second world war. Laurel lamp

Scandinavian Post-War Design teak table lamp composed of 3 shaped forms connected on a conical

-painted blue decoration, typical of post-war Vallauris artisan production. The lamp is fitted with a

A post-war Classic, the Versen floor lamp is a study in simple, functional lighting. The adjustable

A pair of pre-war beautifully carved oak lamps by designer Yasha Heifetz. The stunning grain of the

Poul Henningsen PH 2/2 “Snowdrop” Table Lamp in Brass and Bakelite, Denmark, 1930s A rare and

Table lamp, metal, plastic, Italy, 1970s This lamp is archetypical for post-war Italian design

Pair of large Bitossi table lamps, piume multi-Color, signed. Imported from Bitossi in Italy by

Pre-war Italian brass desk lamp, circa 1940s. A Classic desk lamp which combines the

spherical base is a testament to the refined craftsmanship of pre-war French design. This lamp has been

spherical base is a testament to the refined craftsmanship of pre-war French design. This lamp has been

Pre-war Italian brass desk lamp, circa 1940s with a very heavy base, swivel arm and shade in brass

Produced by Holophane, the preeminent name in commercial lighting since 1898, this 1940s-era double fixture has recently been inspected and rewired. Its Industrial appearance looks g...

About This is an original U.S. Navy ship lantern light. The light has a switch on the back on the cord. The light is in good working order and the wiring is good. This piece has r...

simplistic war time lamps that were produced by Paavo Tynell-Taito and Kauklahti glass factory. Due to the

instead of the metal ones used earlier, largely driven by the shortage of metals byring the war. The lamp

after the war. The lamp is in good original condition except for the shades that are of a latter date

lamp remained the most popular source for lighting. After the war, the incandescent lamp would continue

networks. Until the First World War, the gas lamp remained the most popular source of lighting. After the

and public distribution networks. Until the First World War, the gas lamp remained the most popular

First World War, the gas lamp remained the most popular source for lighting. After the war, the

, furniture, fabrics, rugs, and lamps. During World War II, he served domestically in the U.S. Army; during

the post-war years. His lamps were featured in major projects such as the Finnish Parliament House and