Greco Roman Style Table Lamp by Westwood Industries

Very glamorous table lamp by Westwood Industries having a white porcelain body with decorative metal trim. Very stylish statement lamp, with elega...

Exceptional elongated mid century table lamp designed by Tony Paul for Westwood Industries. This example is in very good, original and working c...

Voguish, chic and sophisticated table lamp having an organic wave like pattern on its cylindrical body with a cone form upper section which houses three sockets. The base is base met...

Wonderful cast bronze eight-light Gothic Mission chandelier having male heads on the outer arms, and column capitals on the inner arms. The fixture is in great original condition, wo...

Decorative Greco Roman style glass top coffee, cocktail table having a metal ( aluminum ) base in faux ver di gris finish, with it's original beveled plate glass top. The base featur...

Stacked ceramic crackle glaze elements separated by walnut spacer collars, on octagonal walnut base, slight scratch to base. Shade not included in lot.

Pair of brushed nickel lamps with a cinched waist and a stylized leaf and convex dot pattern. Rewired with black silk cords.

Vintage 1970s Westwood Industries Lamp company table lamp is decorated with abstract design of pink and blue flowers and green leaves on white porcelain body; bigger flower compositi...

Westwood Industries antique bronze faceted geometric table lamp, circa 1978. Geodesic form with antique bronze finish. Brass harp and solid brass cylinder finial. Takes one standard ...

Beautiful pair of Hollywood Regency matte white porcelain table lamps with brass hardware. Porcelain is from Bavaria and assembled by Westwood Industries, Patterson NJ. 30.50 inch...

Westwood Industries Bronze Faceted Table Lamp. A print ad, from a 1958 House Beautiful, describes Westwood industries of Paterson New Jersey as "Cr...

Tony Paul was a world famous American industrial designer. Above all, he is known for his designs of furniture, dishes and lighting design. Tony Paul grows up in the Bronx and lives in New York for his whole life. He studies at the Pratt Institute Paul initially works on ergonomic designs for Robert Barber Inc. Finally, Paul founds his own design company Tony Paul and Associates. His designs are produced by various companies such as Raymor, Westwood, Verplex, Woodlin-Hall, The Elton Company. He himself is a partner of the Elton Company.Paul wins several design awards, including the Good Design Award of the New York Museum of Modern Art. During his career he was in contact with many mid-century industrial designers, including Arthur Umanoff, Russell Wright, Ben Seibel and Paul McCobb. Source Frank...