Pair of Laurel Lamp Company Glass Egg Lamps

Pair of 1970's Modernist Lamps by Laurel lamp company. The Lamps have a polished chrome and brushed finished surface. They have been Newly rewired with adjustable double clusters and...

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...

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

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...

Pair of monumental laurel table lamps with cork and brushed aluminum.

These beautiful, rare, and highly sought after Laurel lamps are Incredible. The texture is outrageously gorgeous. The wiring is great and they work as they should. These the same as the lamps that were on Mike and Carol Brady’s night stands in The Brady Bunch...

Teak base with mouth-blown frosted white glass shade in acorn form. Retains original label. Wired for US use with E26 bulb and switch at base rear. Tiny nick in teak base near cord, ...

Square brushed stainless steel lamp with a cut out design of stainless steel panels by Laurel lamp Mfg. Company Inc., a lighting company from Newark, USA, founded in 1941-1981 by Max...

Sculptural brutalist table lamp on wood base manufactured by the Laurel Lamp Company in Newark, N.J. Base is 5" wide, 5" deep and 7" high. Total height from base to the top of sock...