Dazor UL-P 2324-26 Industrial Floating Desk Lamp. 1950s.

Classic Industrial Dazor 1000 design. Highly adjustable shell. Double flourecent 15watt bulbs (available from many hardware stores or online) Paint has a few scuffs but not terribl...

Sculptural majolica lamps feature complex hand-sculpted reticulated bodies with 4 vertical segments; two narrower segments are composed around the central medallions of Sun God face, surrounded by abstract geometric pattern, and two wider segments consist of complex lattice work, influenced by Art Deco and Renaissance styles. Minimal elongated shape of the lamps balances highly textured reticulated designs, and the choice of white glaze adds a Modernist touch to the pieces. The lamps are mounted on brass bases with brass fixtures; they are signed by the artist on the inner rims of the ceramic bodies. The ceramic parts were acquired from the importing warehouse that operated in 1940s-1970s; they were stored unused, as old new stock, for at least 50 years, before finally being wired. It is quire rare to find a pair of lamps by an important Italian ceramic artist of early 20th century; we are excited to be able to offer another pair of white majolica lamps by Alfredo Santarelli in different shape in a separate listing. The lamps are fully operational with the new brass single turn knob sockets, wired for US 110v, standard polarized plugs. The ceramics are in good vintage condition with some age-appropriate signs of storage wear on the glaze that are not detracting from the overall quality of the pieces, and are shown in the pictures. The issues can be corrected professionally at discretion of the customer; we chose to not restore the ceramic parts to preserve the original condition and the vintage charm of the lamps. Alfredo Santarelli (1874-1957) was born in Gualdo Tadino, Italy; he is considered one of the most important Italian ceramic artists of the 20th century. His talent in drawing and his mastery in the tin glazing technique (lusterware) won him a large number of golden medals in International and Italian ceramic exhibitions. His excellent portraits and classic subjects are prized collectors’ items, but he also interpreted Islamic, Liberty and Art Deco designs and shapes with great originality. In the second half of the 20’s his art evolved in line with the contemporary trends. Santarelli started his career in the pottery studio of Paolo Rubboli...

Dazor Model 1000 Industrial desk lamp, United States, 1950s. A real American classic, this Dazor Model 1000 desk lamp. Often seen on 1950s desks in modern offices. Stylish and very practical, this desk lamp with TL-lamps can be used on a desk, but can also be enjoyed in a living room. The goose neck is flexible and the lampshade can be positioned in any way desired. Fantastic industrial design, referring to streamline design and art deco shapes with great details like the buttons and the metallic lacquer. The legacy of this lamp was highlighted when the set dressers of the iconic television series 'Mad Men' choose the Dazor 1000 als the standard desk lamp on the desks of all the employees in the beginning of the series, which starts around 1960. Main character Peggy Olson...

large industrial style desk lamp from Dazor Floating Saint Louis USA from the 50s in grey/purple color its articulated arm will allow you to optimize th...