Bakelite Flush Mount Lighting

Industrial ceiling lamp. Bakelite base, beige metal side with white opaline glass. Weight: 1.00 kg / 2.2 lb Priced per individual item. All lamps have been made suitable by interna...

Beautiful pastel green Art Deco Thabur ceiling lamps. Dutch design from 1930. Made by the company Thabur in The Hague, Netherlands. Super cool various pastels with opaline glass and ...

Each lamp requires 1x E27 / E26 Edison screw bulb, is wired, functional and runs on both 110 / 230 volts. Bulbs are not included. It is possible to install this device in all count...

- good original condition - around 1940s - new electricity - Us compatible - one bulb any wattage jr

These minimalist flush mounts were designed and manufactured in Germany in the 1930s during the Bauhaus period. The Bauhaus design philosophy emphasized functional, minimalist aesthe...

Vintage Midcentury Modern Design XL "SPUTNIK" 18 Arm Ceiling Mounted Lamp by Kaiser Leuchten. Made in Germany, 1950's period. This XL flush mounted ceiling lamp is made in brass with...

Belgian, Mid-Century Bo-Niko ceiling light with bakelite base and milk glass shade with cartoon print. A beautiful 1960's ceiling light for a closet, child's room or fun entryway. In...

Choose authentic quality with the Niko wall lamp or ceiling lamp! The cube-shaped glass with structured relief gives a refined look and provides a soft light distribution. The wall p...

Remarkable round ceiling or wall lamp in thick glass with graphic motif and a black bakelite mounting plate. The lamp is equipped with 1 porcelain E 27 fitting. The glass dome is fi...

A midcentury flush mount by Florian Schulz made in Germany in the 1960s. It is fascinating with its round gilt brass shade. Measurements: Height 20 cm Diameter 54 cm The...

This rare ceiling lamp was designed by Frans Hamers for Hamolite Amsterdam in 1934. It is made of shiny opal glass with a copper fixture and Bakelite sock...

Matchless Wonder Star #910 Double Row Clear & Red Crystal C-9 Holiday Bulb, 1936. Extremely rare early crystal production in clear points with red center. On May 2, 1935 Paul C...

Bauhaus lights can be used as flush mounts or wall lamps. Bakelite and metal base, opaline glass shade. Up to 13 items available. Price per item. Restored, rewired: 1x40W, E25-E27 bu...

- good original condition - around 1940s - new electricity - Us compatible - one bulb any wattage jr

Beautiful Pink Art Deco Thabur ceiling lamps. Dutch design from 1930. Made by the company Thabur in The Hague, Netherlands. Super cool various pastels with opaline glass and a bakeli...

Vintage Bakelite Pineapple Glass Ceiling Light – Retro Flush Mount Pendant Fixture Add a touch of mid-century charm to your interior with this vintage Bakelite pineapple glass ceili...

- very nice style of lighting - art deco, functionalism and bauhaus style

- good original condition - glass with damage, see the photos,not visible when installed - around 1940s - new electricity - Us compatible - one bulb any wattage jr

Industrial sconce, wall lamp. Bakelite back, clear glass Aluminium cage Weight 1.0 kg / 2.2 lb Priced per individual item. All lamps have been made suitable by international standa...

- Very nice style of lighting - Marked by label.

- good original condition, see the photos - around 1940s - new electricity - Us compatible - two bulbs any wattage jr

One of ... Minimalist flush mount by Giotto Stoppino. Holland, 1970s Lamp sockets: 1x E27 (US E26).  

Excellent condition, Art Deco era, 3-light, wine theme pendant light. If you are looking for a beautiful light fixture to decorate your room of interior then this handcrafted light fixture...

Beautiful pastel green Art Deco Thabur ceiling lamps. Dutch design from 1930. Made by the company Thabur in The Hague, Netherlands. Super cool various pastels with opaline glass and ...

Very special spider flush mount with 4 x e14 fittings. To be on the the safe side, the lamp should be checked locally by a specialist concerning ...

Originally installed throughout industrial buildings and public spaces in 1950s Czechoslovakia, these round opaline glass flush mount lights exemplify the clean, functional approach ...

Industrial wall and ceiling Sconce. Bakelite back. Clear glass. Weight 1.0 kg / 2.2 lb Priced per individual item. All lamps have been made suitable by international standards for ...

Set of three beautiful Minimalist matte white opal glass flush mounts. Germany, 1960s. Lamp sockets: 1x Price for set!

A midcentury flush mount by Florian Schulz made in Germany in the 1960s. It is fascinating with its round gilt brass shade. Measurements: Height 20 cm Diameter 54 cm The...

Beautiful pair of textured Murano glass sconces. Austria, 1960s. Lamp sockets: 1.

This retro Czech flush mount light dates to the 1960s and was produced in the historic glassmaking regions of former Czechoslovakia. The piece features a small clear moulded glass gl...

A midcentury flush mount made in Germany in the 1960s. It is fascinating with its rare plastic shade which is surrounded by a brass frame. The shade is arched outside. The sockets ar...

A midcentury flushmount made in Germany in the 1960s. It is fascinating with its rare plastic shade which is mounted on a brass frame. The sockets are made of bakelit. Measuremen...

Matchless Wonder Star #910 Double Row Green & Red Crystal C-9 Holiday Bulb, 1936. Extremely rare early crystal production in green points with red center. On May 2, 1935 Paul C. Dittman of Chicago filed an application for a patent for what he called simply "Decorative Lighting Device". In the patent he described it as "an ornamental device embodying a multiplicity of of prismatic light diffusing bodies with a light source..." He related that while he was aware that others had patented lighted stars, his offering was different in that the light would enter the rays of the star radially, effectively refracting the light within the ray and producing a "pleasing effect." His description of the refracted light produced by the stars was a bit of an understatement, as anyone who has seen them illuminated can attest: a lighted Matchless Wonder Star is stunningly beautiful. His patent was granted on December 8, 1936. Paul Dittman, a German immigrant who passed through the gates of Ellis Island in New York City, worked for a time for George Westinghouse, where he got an education in the manufacturing of electric light bulbs. In 1912, Paul and his partners started the Matchless Electric Company, which was later incorporated (in 1918) "to manufacture, buy, sell and deal in electric supplies, light bulbs and radio tubes..." By 1930, the direction of the Company had changed a bit, and it was re-named The Century Lamp and Tube Company to reflect the fact that it was by this time the largest single licensee for the manufacture of RCA radio...

Ceiling lamp "Flush Mounts", 1940's, Czechoslovakia. Made of bakelite, glass and plastic. Repolished, cleaned, no major signs of use. Fully functional. Not sold as a "set" only ONE i...

A rare set of five Bauhaus recessed brackets made in the 1930s. Original condition, with signs of use Converted: 1x40W, bulbs E25.E27 US compatible cable

Industrial ceiling or wall light made of bakelite and clear glass. New wiring. Four items available upon request.

- 1970s, Czechoslovakia - Good original condition - Bakelite, opaline glass - Marked by manufacturer.   

This wall lamp was designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1968 for bath mirror and it belongs to the early production. The simplicity of its design and its rarity al...

On May 2, 1935 Paul C. Dittman of Chicago filed an application for a patent for what he called simply "Decorative Lighting Device". In the patent he described it as "an ornamental device embodying a multiplicity of of prismatic light diffusing bodies with a light source..." He related that while he was aware that others had patented lighted stars, his offering was different in that the light would enter the rays of the star radially, effectively refracting the light within the ray and producing a "pleasing effect." His description of the refracted light produced by the stars was a bit of an understatement, as anyone who has seen them illuminated can attest: a lighted Matchless Wonder Star is stunningly beautiful. His patent was granted on December 8, 1936. Paul Dittman, a German immigrant who passed through the gates of Ellis Island in New York City, worked for a time for George Westinghouse, where he got an education in the manufacturing of electric light bulbs. In 1912, Paul and his partners started the Matchless Electric Company, which was later incorporated (in 1918) "to manufacture, buy, sell and deal in electric supplies, light bulbs and radio tubes..." By 1930, the direction of the Company had changed a bit, and it was re-named The Century Lamp and Tube Company to reflect the fact that it was by this time the largest single licensee for the manufacture of RCA radio...

Beautiful glass vintage ceiling lamp from the 1950s/1960s by Philips Holland. Production date: late 1950s Produced by: Philips Holland Material: glass and bakelite Colors: decorativ...