Westinghouse Furniture

Retro 1950s electric roaster by Westinghouse. Include 3 pyrex dishes. The roaster rests on the lower cabinet with timer clock. The cabinet opens to on shelf.

American factory wall light by Westinghouse, USA Green enamel, white interior, brass wall piece Measures: diameter brass wall mount: 10 cm, 3 hole...

This rare and wonderful floor lamp began life as a 1930s GE Sunlamp, a device that claimed no true therapeutic or medical benefits but stated its purpose as a rather questionable "it...

If you search the internet for this Westing house closed arc street lamp you will find out just how rare these are. They are on every lamp collector’s wish list. It's nice to hang a rare lamp but it still needs to look great as well. I think this was one of the most striking Industrial lamps made. Both Adams-Bagnall and Westinghouse had designs that were very similar. The proportions of these lamps are smaller and a bit easier to place in a home. For a street lamp it has a sense of style rarely found in municipal lighting. The top is copper with a blue porcelain shade and frosted acorn globe.

This white porcelain fixture was designed to illuminate the racks on 2 sides of a warehouse aisle. It has a unique and purposeful look. You don't see these too often. Both examples s...

This refined and handsome Art Deco bar tray was realized by George Switzer for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing in the United States, circa 1935....

Mazda lamps poster probably from the 1930s or 1940s advertising Mazda light bulbs from Westinghouse. Framed size is 27 x 36 high.

An Art Deco pewter and brass inlaid resin tray designed by George Switzer for Micarta, Westinghouse, American, circa 1930s. A wonderfully graphic modern...

Beautiful Art Deco porcelain streamline pitcher by The Hall China Co. for Westinghouse,this is a Fine example of streamline modern , Art Deco era this pitcher its in excellent condit...

This Micarta tray features a deep burgundy center circumscribed by a raised and reeded black border. Three silvered bands made of inlaid and anodized aluminum cut across the center. They are intersected by a single ray in the same shade that extends from the furthermost band to the edge of the circle/rim. An aquamarine demilune form occupies the space at the right-angled joint where the vertical bands and horizontal line meet. The piece was designed by Donald Dohner- the in-house Art Director for Westinghouse and a Pioneer in Industrial applied art. With its iconically Art Deco design and employment of 1930s Industrial materials, this piece represents a great find for any collector of the period. Furthermore, it is a visually compelling tray, perfect as a bar accessory or serving platter. Marked on the reverse "Westinghouse Micarta...

Large inlaid anodized aluminium on brown/ black Micarta tray. Amazing Art Deco design, Normal surface wear for these, a great original example. Dohne...

A beautiful oscillating antique fan, circa 1950s, made in the USA by Westinghouse Co. great condition working, brass polished blades three speed, heavy w...