Original Pair of Paul Frankl Style Bamboo Tiki Modern Table Lamps

RARE PAUL FRANKL! MID CENTURY BAMBOO TABLE LAMP BURLAP SHADE MID CENTURY PANACHE! Dimensions: 28" TALL 18" WIDE 18" DEEP This striking bamboo wicker table lamp is warm and inv...

Please feel free to reach out for efficient shipping to your location. Pair of 1940's Table Lamps. Hand Painted on Metal Surround. Base and Top Capitals restored in Lacquer. Rewired...

Pair of large Mid-Century Modern or Art Deco mirrored table lamps by Paul Frankl with alternating bands of silver and peach colored mirrored glass conveying the image of a skyscraper...

While best known for his architectural practice—which played integral roles in the restoration of the Statue of Liberty, re-imagining of the Ritz in Paris, and designing the interior...

Big vintage Bamboo table lamp from the 1970s. Manufactured by Leola in Italy. Signed. The lamps comes with its original lampshade. Works wi...

Vinatge Mid Century Modern Bentwood Bamboo Tiki Room Rattan "Hoop" Table Lamps with Bud Flower Planters - a Pair. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 29" H (to finial) x 20" H (to ...

This fantastic table lamp after Paul Frankl, circa 1950. Bring the tropics to your living space with this bent bamboo table lamp. The rich brown tones of the bowed bamboo offer a...

Article: modernist bamboo table light Origin: Italy Decade: 1970s This original vintage light was designed and produced i...

MONUMENTAL BAMBOO & WALNUT POLYNESIAN STYLE TABLE LAMP In the Manner of McGuire & Wakefield Circa 1947-1950 At the very beginning of the Post-War Polynesian or South Pacific craze which took over America during the late forties and fifties, there were precious few importers of fine bamboo furnishings. John & Elinore McGuire set up shop in California to do just that and their works are legendary for quality and durabiity. The time required to cut, soak, bend and shape bamboo into permanently sculpted forms was substantial and the exotic material was only available in quantity in the South Pacific. This lamp is an extremely rare, early example of a Bamboo lamp done in Polynesian (later Tiki) style. You seldom see any of these lamps, because they were very scarce new and even fewer have survived the past 70 years since their manufacture. It was likely created & imported in very small numbers around 1950 and sold through an early importer such as McGuire. Many bamboo importers were direct-to-decorator importers who advertised in Interiors or House & Garden magazine. The shape is based on the style of bamboo work used to create thatched huts and housing in the South Pacific islands - bamboo, cut, soaked and shaped and then tied with cane binding. This one has a double stacked oversized walnut base to provided stability to this enormous lamp...

For your consideration, a 1970s Mid-Century Modern geometric modern chrome table lamp. Style of Paul Evans. Unmarked Chrome plated stainless steel mounted on exotic wood. Inside mirr...