Benjamin Electrical Company Wall Lights and Sconces

American factory wall light by Benjamin USA Green enamel, white interior Measures: Diameter cast iron wall piece: 12 cm, 3 holes to secure Ship...

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Gas station wall light. Benjamin UK Adjustable in angle Gray enamel, white interior Weight: 8.70 kg / 19.2 lb Priced per individual item. All lamps have been made suitable by...

Vintage industrial wall light by Benjamin, UK Gray enamel, cast iron top and wall base diameter wall mount 10 cm E27/E26 Weight: 3.00 kg / 6.6 lb Priced per individual i...

Gas station wall light. Benjamin US adjustable in angle gray enamel, white interior Weight: 4.70 kg / 10.4 lb Priced per individual item. All lamps have been made suitable by...

Parabolic grey enamel wall lights by Benjamin circa 1950s - Price is per light - Vitreous grey enamel with white enamel inners - Takes e27 fitting bulbs - Wires directly into the wall - English ~ 1950s - 33cm wide x 45cm tall x 35cm deep Benjamin The Benjamin Electric Manufacturing Company was founded Reuben Benjamin in Chicago, Illinois, filing its first patent in 1898. The company opened a base in England, as the Benjamin Electric Ltd, in 1908, in Rosebury Avenue, Islington. Bearing in mind that Thomas Alva Edison had only demonstrated the first working lightbulb 29 years previously, it’s fair to suggest that they were at the vanguard of Industrial lighting. Benjamin Electric decamped from London, N1, a decade later, when demand outgrew their facilities, to, of all places, London N17: Tottenham, at Brantwood Road, not a vast leap from White Hart...

A set of three wall sconces made from Benjamin copper topped lights mounted on copper pipe. A classic industrial look. Wall-mounted lights have been re-wired and inspected and approv...

Parabolic grey enamel wall lights by Benjamin circa 1950s - Price is per light - Vitreous grey enamel with white enamel inners - Takes e27 fitting bulbs - Wires directly into the wall - English ~ 1950s - 33cm wide x 45cm tall x 35cm deep Benjamin The Benjamin Electric Manufacturing Company was founded Reuben Benjamin in Chicago, Illinois, filing its first patent in 1898. The company opened a base in England, as the Benjamin Electric Ltd, in 1908, in Rosebury Avenue, Islington. Bearing in mind that Thomas Alva Edison had only demonstrated the first working lightbulb 29 years previously, it’s fair to suggest that they were at the vanguard of Industrial lighting. Benjamin Electric decamped from London, N1, a decade later, when demand outgrew their facilities, to, of all places, London N17: Tottenham, at Brantwood Road, not a vast leap from White Hart Lane...

Industrial wall lights by Benjamin, circa 1950s - Price is per light (2 available) - Vitreous grey enamel - White enamel inner - Black steel arm - Wires directly into the wall - Takes E27 fitting bulbs - English, 1950s - Measures: 30cm wide x 43cm deep x 31cm tall Benjamin The Benjamin Electric Manufacturing Company was founded Reuben Benjamin in Chicago, Illinois, filing its first patent in 1898. The company opened a base in England, as the Benjamin Electric Ltd, in 1908, in Rosebury Avenue, Islington. Bearing in mind that Thomas Alva Edison had only demonstrated the first working lightbulb 29 years previously, it’s fair to suggest that they were at the vanguard of industrial lighting. Benjamin electric decamped from London, N1, a decade later, when demand outgrew their facilities, to, of all places, London N17: Tottenham, at Brantwood Road, not a vast leap from White Hart Lane...

Large grey enamel wall lights by Benjamin, circa 1950s - Price is per light (2 available) - Vitreous grey enamel with white enamel inners - Takes e27 fitting bulbs - Wires directly into the wall - English, 1950s - Measures: 38cm wide x 58cm tall x 37cm deep Benjamin The Benjamin Electric Manufacturing Company was founded Reuben Benjamin in Chicago, Illinois, filing its first patent in 1898. The company opened a base in England, as the Benjamin Electric Ltd, in 1908, in Rosebury Avenue, Islington. Bearing in mind that Thomas Alva Edison had only demonstrated the first working lightbulb 29 years previously, it’s fair to suggest that they were at the vanguard of Industrial lighting. Benjamin Electric decamped from London, N1, a decade later, when demand outgrew their facilities, to, of all places, London N17: Tottenham, at Brantwood Road, not a vast leap from White Hart Lane...