Pair of Laurel Lamp Company Glass Egg Lamps

Laurel desk lamp with two pierced edge shades and goose neck stems for unlimited positioning of the lights. Interior of the pierced shades is lacquere...

An outstanding Brutalist lamp in torch-cut and patinated metal by Laurel Lamp. An unusual textured cast glass disc is featured. The base is a black lacquered metal plinth. Sold sans ...

Laurel Lamp Company brushed steel column table lamp. Brazed farrier's nail abstract relief to the front and back in the manner of Silas Seandel. Sold sans shade.

Pair of sizable brushed brass and umber ceramic inverted gourd form bodied table lamps by Rembrandt Lamp Company. Sleek and minimal base, stems and richly glazed ceramic gourd form b...

Pait of American mid-century I-beam design table lamps in satin steel and black enamel. (Laurel Lamp Co.)(Priced as Pair).

Pair of squared brushed finish steel and brass plate table lamps manufactured by Laurel. Great cityscape style design, working, clean original condition. Height to top of socket meas...

1970's Sleek pair of ball lamps by Laurel lamp company. The polished brass ball lamps have elongated tapered necks that connect to the Newly rewired adjustable polish brass double c...

Laurel Lamp Company (American, founded 1950s), circa 1950's. The Laurel Lamp Company of Newark, NJ was an American lighting manufacturer that was founded in the 1950s by Charles Kurz and Edward Engelhard. The company specialized in the production of high-quality, modernist lighting fixtures that were designed to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Each lamp is constructed in mahogany wood and carved to depict a female body form. Then mounted to brass framed bases. Large scale lamps that will fit any environment. Lamps measure 39.25" to finial and 33" to top socket This exact model was shown in Don Draper...