Industrial Grey Enamel Gooseneck Desk Lamp from Siemens, 1950s

Industrial grey enamel pendant light made by Siemens in Germany during the 1930s. White enamel inside the shade. Cast iron top. The porcelain socket requires standard E 27/ E26 light...

Black Bauhaus table lamp made in Germany by Siemens during the 1930s. The lamp has an adjustable metal shade, an iron base and an iron arm with wooden handle. The original socket req...

Industrial flexible gooseneck table lamp with clamp base made by GCME Eredi Di Giulio Colompigna in Italy during the 1950s. It features an aluminium shade, a chrome gooseneck and ir...

This desk lamp from the 1960s was designed and manufactured by Hala Zeist in the Netherlands. It features a chrome-plated flexible arm, a grey metal base and shade. The socket requi...

This lamp is a timeless piece of Mid-Century Modern Industrial Design and features the hard-to-find, original silver paint that really sets off the form beautifully. However, this la...

Steel shade enameled on a steel rod. Perfect original condition with some small damages on the enamel. Dimensions: Diameter 40cm (15,75in) height 175cm (68,90) the total height c...

Brass construction nickel-plated with a glass diffusor. Made in Germany in the late 1930s by Siemens and Schuckert. Fitted with one E27 socket, original working condition.

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...