1950's 410 2K Mole Richardson Vintage Hollywood Movie Light Small

Floor lamp with marble base, design and manufacturing by Stilnovo, Italy, 1950s. The lamp has an opaline glass egg shape, as well as lacque...

Beautiful small Vintage Italian bottle with silver details made in Italy, 1950s.

The Vintage Italian "Giraffa" Floor Lamp by Angelo Brotto for Esperia, crafted in 1970, is a distinctive piece of design. With its unique giraffe-inspired form, this floor lamp reflects Angelo Brotto's artistic flair. It stands as a testament to the creativity of 1970s Italian lighting...

This 1970s Italian floor lamp is a striking example of modernist design paired with thoughtful functionality. The elegant twin-post brass frame rises from a sculptural white marble b...

A Vintage Hollywood studio light by Mole Richardson Co. Signed. Made in USA, dating to 1960-1970s. Working condition. Includes light, a...

1930s Mole-Richardson-Hollywood CA, Movie Set Light, Model 210, #2487 -Professionally Restored, Made in Hollywood, Ca, 1930s An original, exemplary, example of the rare Model 210, numbered 2487, film studio light made by Mole Richardson, Inc. of Hollywood, CA, We are offering a professionally restored, remarkably intact version, including the the sliding interior lighting mechanism, the orignal porthole glass shade and rubber lighting cord. The high quality of casting of the brass and chrome parts , many of them with the enameled Mole Richardson logo. The brass company identification tag is retained, the flood and spot light and the on and off switches are operational. The lamp is raised on a wheeled tripartite base, with an adjustable height from 4' to 8' feet. Moves easily. This is a rare opportunity to own the 'Rolls Royce' of movie studio lights, from the golden era of American film. Overall measurements: 80-inches high, diameter of base 33-inches The brass and chrome lantern /porthole light...

This well-preserved mid-20th-century Mole Richardson spotlight is a remarkable testament to the cinematic heritage. Since 1927, when Sicilian-born Pietro Mule, later known as Peter Mole, introduced his innovative tungsten spotlight to Hollywood, these fixtures have played a pivotal role in film production...

Mid 20th american spot lamp by mole richardson and co circa 1940. Here we have a type 2351 midget solarspot which is presented on an oak adjustable tripod.  Serial number 9221. Thi...