1950s Floor Lamps

This pole lamp was designed by Gerald Thurston and manufactured by Lightolier, in USA, during the 1950s. This lamp must be stick between floor and ceiling, works with a spring. From 215 cm up to 245 cm, through an extension tube similar to the central tube of the lamp. It features three brass spots that can be adjusted individually and turn on /off, still with the original metal diffusers. Good vintage condition with some oxidation and tarnishing on the metal parts of the tension pole and at the golden shades, small stains and scratches, outside and inside. Fully working order with beautiful light effects. Many positions of the lamp in a room its possible: in near of a wall, in a corner or free in the room. Perfect addition for any modern interior to place in your library, living room or bedroom. "Although Lightolier did not invented the first pole light, the company certainly advanced this type of lighting when it introduced the Lytespan system in 1959. The Lytespan was the first pole light to incorporate interchangeable lighting elements and could be installed either from ceiling to floor or table to ceiling without the use of tools. (...) By turning the Lytespan sideways and modifying the design, Lightolier went on to invent track lighting...

This is one classic reading floor lamp by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier 1950s. Also called the “Saucer“ floor lamp because of its shade’s shape. Adj...

This is one classic reading floor lamp by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier 1950s. Also called the “Saucer“ floor lamp because of its shade’s shape. Thi...

Mid Century Modern floor lamp designed by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier. Incredible authentic mid century floor lamp. Each modern bulb shade moves independently and each can be turn...

Rare adjustable floor, reading, lamp designed by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier. Iconic saucer shade lams in creme/tan color, with brass elements. The saucer shade tilts, while the t...

Gerald Thurston for Lightolier floor lamp with 3 moveable cone shades. Each with a switch to the top, allows for 1, 2, or 3 shades to be turned on or off. Shades pivot freely to dire...

Iconic tripod floor lamp from Gerald Thurston for Lightolier. Three new shade in an off-white tone supplied with order. Each shade measure 10 in. high, 7 in. wide on base and ...

Playfull sculptural iconic Triennale 3 arm floor lamp designed by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier. The shape of the molded phenolic plastic shades were intended to resemble Apollo roc...

Lightolier floor lamp in walnut with a flared, ebonized-metal base that mirrors the finish of the socket, circa 1950s. Base uniquely features a linear decorative detail. Includes th...

Elegant, bold floor lamp with a lot of personality and presence. Solid well made construction. The counterweight work perfectly, permitting easy shade height adjustment from 5...

Gerald Thurston for lightolier walnut adjustable floor lamp, circa 1955. Original condition works perfectly with original wiring and base. Adjustable about 4-6" by knob on side of st...

Classic uplight torchère floor lamp with three vertical brass rods supporting a shallow brass bowl and wider glass shade. The base designed by Gerald Thurston with a textured, fire a...