Stewart Ross James Furniture

Vintage Hansen NY chrome adjustable floor lamp Offered for sale is a vintage Hanson chrome floor lamp with an adjustable head. The lamp is marked behind the head. The base is rect...

Rare table lamp designed and fabricated by Frederick Weinberg with characteristic steel mesh and fiberglass shade. Raw metal structure assembled with brass welding. Well aged w...

Elegant Pair of Chrome and Brass Lamps, designed by Stewart Ross James for Hansen, American, circa 1960s. They have been rewired and are ready to use. The lamp shades seen are not in...

Floor lamp, model #212, with two-light sockets by Stewart Ross James for Hansen. Style of Paul Mccobb. Base is 9" x 9". Appears to have...

1960’s verdigris bronze table lamp by Stewart Ross James for Hansen Lighting. Newly rewired and new off white lamp shade. It takes one 100w max Edison light bulb.

Pair of hourglass form brass table lamps by Stewart Ross James for Hansen.

Glass and brass floor lamp by Hansen.

This beautiful brass floor lamp designed by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Hansen is classic Gibbings– understated, refined, exquisitely detailed and timeless. The cruciform base support...

Monumental and elegant Mid-Century Modern bronze verdigris floor lamp. Designed by Stewart Ross James and manufactured by Hansen Lighting, New Yor...

Stewart Ross James vintage Bronze Table Lamp by Hansen Lighting Co 1970s Simple Lines in Patinated Bronze. Original Vintage Condition Unrestored. ...

A pair of lamps designed by Stuart Ross James (1912-1997) for Hansen. Very handsome and elegant pair of table lamps from the American midcentury period circa 1960. Those table side lamps has been designed by Stuart Ross James for the Hansen Lighting Co. They are carefully crafted in solid patinated bronze with gorgeous verdigris finish. Made with a squared base and fluted curved body and mounted in black wood platforms. The measurements of the main body (the fluted base) for each lamp are, 20 by 7.25 by 7.25 inches (50.8 x 18.4 x 18 .4 Cm). Stewart Ross James was born in 1912 in Toronto and moved to the US in his early teens; he attended high-school in Birmingham, Alabama. He wrote in his yearbook that his life's ambition was "to be a success in the field of Interior Decoration." By 1940, he was living in New York City and working as an interior designer on Park Avenue. He later moved to Winchester, New Hampshire, where he continued design work, collaborating with the New York architectural firm of O'Connor & Killham on projects for Kenyon College in Ohio, the Phoenix Insurance Company in Hartford, Connecticut, and for Princeton University's Firestone Library. He designed interiors for the Cunard Line's Boston offices in 1952 and lamps for Hansen LIGHTING of New York in 1957. Hansen LIGHTING was set up at 1st Ave and 53rd St. in New York City, following WWII by George Hansen in order to introduce his Classic, wall-mounted swing arm lamp. He had conceived of the IDEA while stationed as an Army staff sergeant in a lonely weather station in Goose Bay, Labrador, in Newfoundland. While spending a dark winter there, Hansen built a simple lamp that would allow him to read in bed. It consisted of a bent length of copper tubing, wired and bolted to the wall, with a bulb at one end and a tin can for a shield. The first Hansen lamps were built by a Queens metalworker. Early on, Hansen entered into association with METALARTE of Barcelona, a premier lighting manufacturer. The lamps attracted the attention of architects (Edward Durell Stone; Phillip Johnson; Skidmore, Owings & Merrill) and interior designers (Billy Baldwin, Edward Wormly, Eleanor Brown, Sister Parrish, Albert Hadley) as well as his future collaborator, world-renowned designer, T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings. Hansen retired from designing in 1988, and Hansen LAMPS was acquired in 1991 by Hinson LIGHTING...

Modern Verdigris bronze floor lamp by Stewart Ross James for Hansen USA, circa 1970s Illuminate your space with the presence of this modern Verdigris bronze floor lamp, designed by ...