Cedric Hartman Floor Lamp

Bill Curry Style Floor Lamp in a chrome finish with white frosted mushroom shade. The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American...

The Lightolier Gerald Thurston Tripod Floor Lamp features sturdy adjoined tripod Brass legs, three solid Walnut sleeves, a white linen shade and...

A pair of Laurel table lamps with milk glass mushroom shades and black enameled tulip bases. Marked Laurel Lamp Co. 12" tall x 13" diameter.

Rare Eames LAR chairs for Herman Miller. Parchment molded fiberglass LAR chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. On wire "cat's cradle" base. This example dates to circa 1954 and was in production as one of the five introductory base styles when the fiberglass shells were introduced in 1950. It does not have a rope edge, which pushes in slightly later into the 1950s. One chair with early Orange Herman Miller label. The other chair without a label. Shells are clean but show some patina as does the base. Shock mounts look to be original and in good working order. These chairs have continued to become more and more difficult to find. Condition on this example is very good with some wear as to be expected. Dimensions: 25" L x 24" D x 24.5"H, Seat Height: 11.5" The Eames LAR Cats Cradle Chair or abbreviated Low (L) Height, Arm (A) Chair on Rod (R) Base was one of the ‘original 5’ of base types the fiberglass shell chairs were released with, in 1950. Essentially designed as a lounge height chair, the LAR base developed the popular common name ‘Cats Cradle’ and remains a favorite with collectors today. The Eames LAR Chair was certainly a masterful design, different from any of the other options of the ‘original 5’ and providing a third lounge option for the plastic chair series along with the RAR and LAX (DAX Variant). It was also quite a contrast to the stark and traditional typical seating designs of the 1940’s and 1950’s. The rod wire base was bent into shape to provide two horizontal struts to connect with the floor and give the almost triangular visual. The original 5 bases released in the 1950 first generation included the rocking RAR, the Eiffel DAR, the dowel leg DAW and four legged DAX along with the LAR. The Eames Cats...

An early brass and chrome articulating floor lamp by Cedric Hartman.

Designed in 1978 by Cedric Hartman (American, Omaha, NE, 1929), this model "91 CO" floor lamp, features a brushed bronze finish with a contrasting brushed chrome light cap...

Cedric Hartman Style Modern Brass Floor Lamp, on orb form base with adjustable shade. 43.5" H x 10.75" W x 5.75" D. Provenance: From a Private Residence at the Pierre Hotel in New Y...

Designed in the 1970s, the stainless floor lamp by Cedric Hartman is an enduring design classic. The modernist floor lamp features a stainless steel dome shade attached to a curved s...