This tripod table lamp was designed by Gerald Thurston and manufactured by Lightolier in the 1950s. It is constructed of a polished brass structure with a turned walnut detail on each leg. The off-white linen shade and the top diffuser are new additions but they are as close to the originals as...

Atomic Age, Robert Sonneman style eyeball floor lamp in bright primary yellow. A variety of adjustments can be made for each user’s preference; the shade can be rotated around to direct the light, the height can be moved up/down between 3-4 inches unscrewing the chromed nut. The powder-coated metal...

Sculptural walnut lamps base with brass accents and original plastic fluted lampshade. This MId-Century Modern iconic lamp has been attributed to famous designer Adrian Pearsall and manufactured by Modeline in the 1960s. It's a fairly large table lamp so make sure you check the dimensions before...

A pair of Art Deco style polished chrome wall sconces probably made in the 1980s. Each sconce holds two small lightbulbs and they are wall mount only (see sticker on the image). There's a brand / manufacturer's tag on the back that reads: Luminaire S31 - Meshwork Lighting Canada LTD

Robert Sonneman adjustable desk lamp with eyeball style aluminum shade. Heavy cast metal base and chrome metal arms. The original black plastic horizontal arm handle is missing but it doesn’t interfere with the lamp’s functionality

A 1970’s red metal desk lamp with flexible black plastic gooseneck detail, a domed shade and a round chamfered base. The cable o-ring is marked Heyco (see pictures). This lamp is a very stylish Mod, Space Age with some Postmodern elements.