Lucite Lighting

A charming accent piece that embodies timeless elegance, this vintage porcelain table lamp features a delicate hand-painted floral motif in soft pinks and greens on a glossy white ba...

Modern advertising light or display lighting or floor lamp for Parfum No. 5. The great Gisele Bündchen is sitting on the iconic Chanel No. 5 perfume bottle. Nonchalance and elegance are paired in this ad campaign for the iconic Chanel No. 5 perfume. The display lighting is covered with plexiglass and shows a lucite base. These commercial lighted advertising displays were not made for the general market, only provided by Chanel to their official dealers and retailers. Every display remained officially in possession of the company, which shows a French printed text on the backside. The condition of this vintage advertising lighting...

A wonderful pair of rock crystal candy Brazilian multi color quartz on lucite base table lamps, rewired.

A chrome and Lucite floor lamp on chrome square base and fittings. Rewired and PAT tested with antique white cord flex.

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A pair of stunning Mid-Century Modern shiny black glazed ceramic table lamps with chrome plate accents and and Lucite bases and Lucite final. The Lucite base under the chrome makes t...

Introducing a Postmodern Chunky Stacked Lucite Table Lamp, featuring a bold geometric design with clear stacked Lucite blocks. This eye-catching lamp combines sleek modern style with...

Table lamp by the Italian Felice Antonio Botta (there is still the original label) resting on a polished aluminum base and a dark red Lucite circle, Italy, circa 1970.

Elegant fume colored ribbed Murano glass bulb form lamps on lucite bases. Makes a lovely statement in a fine home! 7w x 25.5h

Nice chrome pendant from mid-1970s, Italy with a long chrome stem and a fatter torpedo shaped center out of which extends four lengths of black spiral cable which tethers four chrome...

A pair of white porcelain vase shaped table lamps with textured décor and circular lucite bases. Elevate your home's ambiance with this elegant pair of white porcelain vase-shaped ta...

This refined floor lamp was realized in the United States, circa 1970. It features a cylindrical polished chrome body banded in four places with Lucite embellishments in the same sha...

This series by Gérard Haas is many things at once, functional and Avant Garde, elegant and expressive, thanks to the artist's surprising use of reclaimed materials. Finding beauty in...

Striking pair of table lamps crafted in porcelain in a classic asian form with an alluring blue glaze and presented on lucite bases.

Lovely modern, unique and super functional mid-century piano light #7 by Raymor. This corded light features a chrome eyeball that rests in a lucite frame ...

Extremely large at 75 inches high is this 19th century antique style lantern with matching chain and ceiling canopy. Textured Lucite panels with ...

Unique, tall and highly decorative Mid-Century Modern pendant lamp or hanging light from a German church. Custom made probably in 1960s, Germany. Executed in metal and lucite, the ...

Table lamp designed by Walter Garro for Samuel Parker Slamp. Unusual lamp designed in Milano Italy by Walter Garro for Samuel Parker Slamp. Produced in Italy between the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s by Slamp. Created in a very limited edition, this is a perfect accent for a lounge, relax areas, conversations areas or bedrooms decorated in modern, contemporary style. They work well as floor lamps or table lamps. The lamp are screen printed with delicate and dreamy pop street art engraving designs. Slamp Lamps was a serious cult Lamp of the 90s originally produced in 1993 and manufactured until 2000. It is quite hard to find in brand new like this one. Edition: First edition, serial AA-0104. Weight: 908 Grams, (2 Pounds). Measurements: 57 mm by 254 mm by 165 mm (22.5 x 10 x 6.5 Inches). Signatures & Labels: Signed. "M-TUBE SAMUEL PARKER PATENTED MADE IN ITALY. Label: SLAMP DESIGNER WALTER GARRO, SERIAL NUMBER AA-01 04". Walter Garro, Timepieces Designer Creative Director GUCCI. Watches Designer 2009 - 2015 SWATCH GROUP. Watches Designer 1993 - 2009. TISSOT Realization of the watches collection "Quadrato". BLANCPAIN Rubber strap design for the fiftieth anniversary of the Diver Fifty Fathoms. LEE JEANS Design of a promotional watch. SAMUEL PARKER Design...

Modernist Lucite and Chrome Table Lamp, Attributed to Charles Hollis Jones, USA, 1970s This spectacular table lamp from the Mid-Century Modern era combines the transparency of lucit...

Mid-Century Bauer Lamp Company polished travertine and lucite lamp circa 1970s. Retains original finial. Will need a new lamp shade. Wiring is original.

Classic stylish height-adjustable floor lamp, made of brass with acrylic glass, good and beautiful quality materials. Adjustable from 46”h to 64.5” tall.

Wonderful midcentury "Capri" model table lamp. Stilux Milano produced this astonishing piece in Italy during the 1960s. This lamp is composed of a plexiglass and white opaline sp...

‘O Hanging Fixture’ chandelier design in the 1970s by Renowned American designer Charles Hollis Jones. Constructed of polished nickel plated steel and clear Lucite. The Pendant tak...

Vintage circular pendant made of stands of lucite in blue and white, giving the single bulb a warm glowing shade. Please confirm location NY or NJ

The lamp has a large round Lucite panel with chrome and brass details on each side. This is an oversized table lamp with simple lines to make a grand statement.

Large 36" tall vase shape Mid-Century Modern table lamp by Bauer.

Vintage Mid Century Modern Clear Lucite Occasional Accent Floor Lamp Side Table. Item features a substantial lucite base and table surface with frosted lucite column. Wired for use w...

Uncommon lamp by Paul Mayen for Habitat, circa 1970s. Minimalist three-legged chrome frame base topped with an opaque Lucite cylindrical shade in excellent vintage condition.

Organic vintage chandelier or hanging lamp in dandelion form from brass gold plate and lucite attributed to Emil Stejnar 1955 Vienna and manufactured 1960s. An amazing vintage pendan...

Unusual tusk Lucite lamp on chromed metal base, Maison Jansen 1970's   

Mid-Century Modern white and pink acrylic sculptural table lamp. The lamp has two round white discs and is sculptural framed on a pink base. It takes one max. 75 watts light bulb. In...

A unique 1958 Mid-century hanging lamp showcasing a vented aluminum cap and a white Lucite cylinder shade. This fixture offers a clean, minimalist look that complements entryways and...

Cool postmodern 1987 table or floor lamp, with a custom made cylindrical pleated shade by Casual Lamps of California. The lamp has a square lucite base and is in great working condit...

Mid-Century Modern ceiling lamp with five lampshades in chromed metal and lucite plexiglass. Designed by Gaetano Missaglia and manufactured in Italy during the 1970s. Acrylic, also known as the brand names lucite or Plexiglas, was developed in the 1930s. Its scientific name is Poly(methyl methacrylate), or PMMA, and it is a type of thermoplastic, which is a plastic Material that is moldable at extremely hot temperatures and solid once cool. The company that created acrylic licensed it in two ways; first as Plexiglas to be a glass replacement, and afterwards as lucite for commercial uses in 1937. Commercially, lucite was used in jewelry, handbags, and cosmetics packaging. Plexiglas, in comparison, was often used for larger projects, such as aircraft windows, lenses for lighthouses, and aquariums. Before it was used widespread for furniture, acrylic was being utilized for military purposes, as wartime was quickly approaching. During World War 2 (1939-1945), the country’s resources were mostly directed to military uses, and acrylic was no different. Acrylic, as Plexiglas, was used to help the military, including as airplane windshields and submarine periscopes. Despite that, some people began using acrylic to make furniture. In 1939, Helena Rubinstein, a wildly successful cosmetics mogul and art collector, commissioned to Ladislas Medgyesan an entire suite of acrylic furnishings for her NYC apartment, including an illuminated acrylic bed in her bedroom and acrylic chairs for business meetings. When the war ended in 1945, acrylic was ready to be worked with in design on a larger scale. The company licensed lucite widely, making it much more available across every industry. It steadily gained momentum in the world of design, with artists and designers being inspired by its moldability and translucense. In 1959, French designer Erwine Laverne told a New York Times reporter, “The most important element in rooms is people, not furniture,” speaking to the growing popularity and importance of the clear furniture. But acrylic furniture hit its peak popularity in the 1960s and ‘70s, as more acrylic furniture designers and artists entered the scene. Glass artists began to take more of an interest in acrylics, especially taking advantage of acrylic’s flexibility, light weight, cost, and capacity to refract and filter light. Designers like John Mascheroni and Charles Hollis Jones, known as the Godfather of lucite, created iconic pieces that still look beautiful in today’s modern home. Designers and artists alike loved the durability and look of acrylic. As Charles Hollis Jones put in an interview with Ravelin Magazine, “I worked a lot with lucite when I first started. When I worked with the company that wanted me to go to Europe, they had me work with glass, ceramic, enamel. I went over there and the glass was always in the wrong color and it always broke. When the earthquakes came, I got visual proof of that. I like to work with acrylic because it does two wonderful things that glass doesn’t. It’s shatter-proof, first of all. I can also change the microstructure and make it one-tenth the strength of steel. And the most important thing it does: it carries light. Glass reflects light. lucite holds it and carries it. If you play with it, you can make a lens to look at something in space. It’s that good. It’s purer than crystal.” In fact, acrylic was often used in chandeliers as well, mixed with other materials to make incredible striking designs that would have been much more difficult to achieve with glass. Recently, acrylic furniture has once again risen in popularity. While many of the designs are timeless, more designers are coming forward with acrylic furniture for the modern home. In 2002, designer Philippe Starck introduced his Louis Ghost Chair, and the trend has only grown from there. You’ll now find entirely acrylic pieces of home furnishings and accessories, as well as acrylic-detailed furniture all across the market. With so many designs, options, and knock-offs all across the market, we at clear home design...

A pair of circa 1950's blue ice Lucite lamps with clear base and nickel plated top. Measurements: Height of body 6.5" Height to shade rest 15" Diameter at widest 3.75".

Stacked Lucite / Acrylic Lamp w/ built in table attrib. to Karl Springer.. Stunning and functional accent piece.. Lucite circular disks, various sizes.. Great design.. needs harp and...

A French lucite and gilt floor lamp C.1970 Elegant Hollywood Regency neo-classical Design In excellent condition commensurate of age.

A Signed Pair of Hollywood Regency wall sconces made of brass and Lucite, made by Fredrick Ramond in the 1980s.

A Modernist Lucite table lamp.

Rare lucite lighting sculpture by Italian designer Made by Gaetano Missaglia for Missaglia Made in the 1960s Base is made of chrome metal Dimmer light switch A piece of art and lamp...

USA, 1970s Lucite Rod Table Lamp, rectangular in form. Comes with lamp body only. Mix and match with other lucite pieces. Blends into any interior, mo...

Mid Century Modern vintage chandelier or pendant with few rectangular lucite elements with textured surface designed and manufactured 1960s Austria. The rectangular overlapping eleme...

Pair of vintage Lucite and chrome lamps by Laurel, circa 1960s. The lamps are 29"tall to top of socket. You can use any size harp you want. Dimensions: 5" x 5" x 42".

Pair of Postmodern table lamps with deconstructed Lucite circles divided by a pink Lucite ball. The matching shade and base have hand pa...

Midcentury design pendant, West Germany.

Extremely rare, sculptural Mid-Century Modern Lucite pair of sconces colored in orange and yellow . Designed by Hanns Hoffmann-Lederer in 1950s for Heinz Hecht, Darmstadt, Germany.  

Square walnut and smoked Lucite Mid-Century Modern three way table lamp.

Beautiful pair of Karl Springer Mid-Century Modern lucite and brass lamps. Elegant and timeless for a fine home. Circa 1970 30.5h x 20w

A pair of Italian Midcentury carved pine pilaster table lamps on lucite bases, US wired. Introducing a striking pair of Italian Midcentury carved pine pilaster table lamps, bringing ...

Pair of American 1970's table lamps with alternating frosted and clear Lucite square blocks (signed on base: MARLEE)

A pair of Italian carved walnut fragments from the 19th century depicting Solomonic columns wrapped with foliage and acanthus leaves, and made into modern US-wired table lamps on lucite bases. Created in Italy during the 19th century, each of this pair of fragments...

Big lamp by Philippe Jean in lucite and stainless steel.

Pair of amazing large vintage 1970s conch shell table lamps. These have been completely restored. Wood base has been lacquered a fresh white, lucite base, all new nickel hardware and 3 way sockets...

Very unusual tall sconces made with brass and plexiglass Circa 1960's Re-wired

Lucite table lamp inclusion of terracotta and wire contemporary sculpture from the 80s in the style of Pierre Giraudon or Maison Romeo Paris. Table lamp dimensions without shade : H...

Beautiful pair of table lamps designed and manufactured by Charles Hollis Jones in the 1960s. These lamps are very substantial in size and presence, they stand 36" tall and the comb...

American Mid-Century table lamp with a Lucite open rectangle over a chrome cube base with a concave top. Ships without a shade. Vintage condition.

Fantastic Lucite and brass chandelier designed by Charles Hollis Jones in the 1960s. The way the chandelier is made is very ingenious, the individual Lucite arms are casted Lucite e...

A set of two Lucite desk lamps with brass elements by Arredeluce, Italy, 1970s. A beautiful set of desk lamps with reaching halogen light to read your...

Lovely petite Vistosi style red and clear Lucite disk chandelier. Whimsical and fun Lucite disks on a simple metal frame. The clear disks with red inserts are in great condition, loo...