Radio Guy & Early Electrics

This is a handmade iron candle lamp that we wired to take a standard bulb. It could be real early and has a nice rustic feel to it.

Used for generations by Cabinetmakers, this authentic carpenter's workbench from circa 1900 makes a perfect dining or side table. The four legs are easy to cut down if desired to mak...

This is a rare Lapeer, model 100 make up mirror lamp. They sometimes call the cloud lamp. The round articulated mirror sits against a milk glass lamp reflector. It gives off a perfec...

We love Holophane lamps because of the wonderful light they project. The glass is all prismatic and designed to get the most out of a bulb. These are one of the companies earliest an...

This is an impressive Holophane that measures 15 inches at its widest point. We love Holophane lamps because of the wonderful light they project. The glass is all prismatic and desig...

These are nice elegant fluted glass shades. The 12 inch diameter make these very showy. The look is sometimes called Clam Broth because they have a slight milky finish and are not st...

This is an early and complex dental arm is fitted with a hooded copper and brass spot. The combination has just the right look.

The larger examples of this soft edge Holophane are quite rare. We have only a few in stock and prices them per. This way you can buy one or the whole collection. We love Holophane l...

We love Holophane lamps because of the wonderful light they project. The glass is all prismatic and designed to get the most out of a bulb. These are one of the companies earliest de...

These stools are very well made with a thick solid wood seat and a 1 inch thick cast iron arm. At the turn-of-the-century these benches were found attached to machine and wood workin...

These rare French Scialytique operating room lamps are very difficult to find. We're always looking and were lucky to find this perfect example. The one pictured above is a pendant w...

The smaller scale, glass display cabinet and sink top give this piece its charm. In the cabinet below there is a tilt out compartment that I believe was used to hold dough for baking...