Vintage Industrial Floor Lamp

Pair of Industrial / Brutalist style 6' floor lamps. Turn of the century factory tumblers atop vintage steel machine bases. Features a foot switch and 40w Edison style tube bulbs. 72...

Adjustable double-arm machine task lamp with milk-glass shades and cast-iron O.C. White parts. Base measures 9 1/2" in diameter, and 9" in height. Base pole measures 58 1/2" to top o...

Vintage double arm Industrial floor lamp, fully adjustable reading, task light with antique mercury glass scallop, silver sea shell shades & cast iron fittings, brackets and base. Ar...

"Bulbus" Industrial vintage hanging, ceiling cast iron, steel and glass pendant light lamp shown with two types of Edison Bulbs. Steel pole included and cut to your specifications. G...

O.C. white adjustable ceiling task lamp, light, cast iron fittings, porcelain socket, ball and socket joint at ceiling affording adjustment through 6...

Table task lamp, cast iron and steel American adjustable desk light, vintage Industrial. Base diameter measures 6", shade diameter measures 3 1/2". Adjustable arm measures 15 1/2". C...

A 20th century metal floor lamp produced in France, this vintage piece features an adjustable shade and irregular wrought iron tripod feet, lending the lamp a peculiar profile. The t...

Industrial French floor standing lamp made by Parsian company La Soudure Autogene Francaise. Makers mark inscribed on top of base ‘La Soudure Autogene Francaise’. Adjustable in heigh...

An impressive pair of 20th century American industrial oversized floor lamps with large swiveling heads mounted on steel posts with wide round ba...

This Komet 1557 floor lamp was designed by Per Sundstedt for the Swedish manufacture Kosta Lampan AB during the 1970s. This lamp is made of metal: chrome-plated and black. It has a height adjustment system in the range of 108-140 cm. The T-shaped base with wheels is made of metal. The movable shade makes it easy to change the direction of the light. Per Sundstedt is considered one of Sweden's most creative lighting designers. He graduated from Konstfack in Stockholm in 1964. His diploma thesis was a bedside lamp with mechanical dimming, which he called Candela 1. Upon graduation, he was awarded the silver medal of the Swedish Crafts Association, which was considered the greatest award a student could receive. He got a job at Lampan (later Kosta Lampan, acquired by AB Fagerhult...

An iconic double arm mid century industrial work lamp by Jielde. This industrial lamp is mounted onto a vintage V8 cylinder head. Each arm has 3 sections of 40cm per section. Each...

A substantial midcentury industrial lamp. An incredible piece with solid cast iron base, long chrome arm and fittings with a large polished...