Nautical Ship's Engine Telegraph Lamp

An adjustable ship's goose-neck table lamp in chrome from a Mid-Century merchant ship. The interior of the light's shade is glass-lined. It has been rewired for American use and take...

A pair of nautical brass and teak table lamps from the stateroom of a decommissioned ship. Shade is also brass in a conical shape and has a a tripod base. Circa 1970's. Rewired fo...

A pair of teak and brass stem table lamps from the stateroom of a decommissioned ship. Dome brass shades. Takes a standard base light bulb. Rewired for American use. Great nautic...

Of substantial form with brass-trimmed green silk shade; designed with a gimbal support that allows the light to stay level even when a ship pitches and rolls.

An original ship's oil lantern that has been converted to electricity, which can be used either as a table lamp or hanging lamp. The glass has bubbles and inclusions consistent wi...

A pair of brass ship's desk or table lamps with teak base from a decommissioned ship. The shade tilts forward and back. The base measures 8" x 5". These have been electrified for American use. It takes one standard base light bulb. Circa 1990's Deborah Lockhart Phillips, owner of The Lockhart Collection, sources one-of-a-kind pieces from all over the world; and often transforms nautical artifacts...