Bausch & Lomb Wall Lights and Sconces

I always liked this early desk lamp and use one myself. It has a nice clean and elegant profile. It also stands taller than most with a running length of 58 inches. What sets it apar...

Iconic desk lamp designed by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier, all original, no missing parts or dents, great patina on brass, minor flaking on weighted handle, please see photos. Work...

Fully Functional, Complete. Two Standard Sockets, Three Light Settings. The Simris table lamp is designed by Anders Pehrson who took over the business of Ateljé Lyktan in 1964. (sca...

Elegant Pair of Articulating Wall Sconces, designed by Rene Mathieu for Maison Lunel, France, circa 1950s. They have been rewired and are ready to mount. Perfect for either side of a...

Pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern style articulating wall lights in solid brass and black enameled metal in the style of Angelo Lelli for Arrredoluce. Set up for 1 European candelab...

An exquisite, timeless French Art Deco / early midcentury desk or table lamp with modernist influences in solid brass and stabile, heavy weight that combines form and function. The p...

A small Postmodern period wall light sconce, spot-light, or small desk lamp, with adjustable head and neck, circa late-20th century. Light can also hang on wall (see image #15.) Ligh...

For your consideration, a vintage Bausch & Lomb illuminated stand magnifier. It features a rectangular lens and a gray plastic frame. The stand is adjustable with chrome-plated met...

This lamp is a timeless piece of Mid-Century Modern Industrial Design and features the hard-to-find, original silver paint that really sets off the form beautifully. However, this la...

A spectacular vintage original circa Dazor 2324 Industrial desk drafting work lamp flourescent 1950s with articulating arm. The arm can rotates approx 180 degrees and the arm flexes ...

Bausch & Lomb industrial articulating desk lamp, Mid-Century Modern.

German 'Bauhaus' desk lamp in solid brass designed in the 1930 period and attributed to Hillebrand. Stabile, practical and fully adjustable; the lamp stem and shade both articulate.