Kurt Versen Desk Lamp

Petite art deco enameled desk or table lamp in the style of Gilbert Rohde, c.1930s. The lamp features a red enameled cylindrical pivoting shade. The brass curved stem of the lamp con...

Pair of David Cressey stoneware lamps, USA, c.1960s. The wheel thrown stoneware lamps feature a speckled olive colored glaze with applied textured drip details. The ceramic form sits...

This table lamp comes from the collaboration of Rosemarie & Rico Baltensweiler, c.1960s, Switzerland. The lamp features a white enameled metal base and shade. The chrome plated stem ...

An award-winning 1948 design by Swedish-American Greta Grossman for Ralph O. Smith, a California-based lighting company. The lamp, colloquially known as the “Cobra” for its uniquely shaped shade that resembles a cobra’s hood, is counterweighted with a segmented arm curving upward from a round base. The oblong shade slants gently from the arm to its outer edge. Light is controlled by a push button on/off switch on base. Retains the original Good Design label inside the shade. Condition: Vintage condition; professionally cleaned. Some scratches, appropriate to the age and use of the piece, can be observed on the enamel. While we do not guarantee vintage electrical...

Mid century wall-mount double bullet cone lamp with fully adjustable goosenecks. Can also be used as a desk lamp. Kurt Versen lamps were selected for MoM...

Very cool and practical cone gooseneck desk lamp designed by Kurt Versen. This lamp can be adjusted in an infinite variety of positions so that the light can be directed just where you need it.

Kurt Versen style adjustable Polished Aluminum Library Desk Lamp, 1950's. Featuring an adjusting, curved gooseneck stem column, vented, polished Aluminum cone shade, a top an Aluminu...

Adjustable Reading Table Lamp with two fiberglass shades in the style of Kurt Versen. Featuring a black enameled loop double stem, ball socket...