Lytegem High Intensity Lamps by Michael Lax for Lightolier

Rare Gerald Thurston desk lamp manufacturedby Lightolier in the 1950’s. Molded off-white colored fiberglass shade, cream enameled steel trimmings and swivel, brass stem, chrome plate...

Iconic G.A. Scott designed lamp in nickel and black lacquer. 40-60 watt E-14 (European bulb) or higher if LED/CFL. Verified original E-14 socket, 20/2 plastic cord, rocket switche...

Ateljé Lyktan "Stekpannan" lamp by Anders Pehrson for Ahus. 2x 40 watts max E-12 North American bulb recommended or higher if LED/CFL. Orange enamel paint is gleaming. Couple of f...

Rare A4 Alain Richard table lamp for Disderot made in France. Polished steel and lacquered aluminium shade. Polished steel fittings, polished chromed steel fittings, polished Carrara...

Lytegem lamp in off-white with spherical metal shade, cube base and chrome arm. Designed by Michael Lax for Lightolier. USA, circa 1990. Named by the late Industrial designer Jay Doblin as one of the 20th century's 100 great product designs. The Lytegem emits localized light for reading and other tasks. Features a telescoping neck that adjusts from 6.5 inches to 15 inches; lamp head that swivels 360°. Anchored by a cube base. Light intensity can be changed from low to high...

Awesome vintage Mid-Century Modern Lightolier Baton high intensity desk, table, or wall lamp. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. There are minor scratches on the lamp base and hood. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1960’s. In the right light, at the right time, everything is extraordinary! -Aaron Rose. This is definitely an Extraordinary vintage Mid-Century Modern Baton high intensity desk table lamp by Lightolier. Many say the Baton lamp was designed by Michael Lax and although we know it was designed in the era Michael Lax designed...

Rare table or wall lamp from the American manufacturer Lightolier after a design by Michael Lax from the 1960s. A functional design with a minimalist design language. The light head...

1960s Japanese lamps that fold like little robots. Compact, heavy, and quietly smug. Basically Pixar if it went to RISD. Designed by Lloyd's, each one casts a focused beam with high-...