Love it. Is it a shade in a shade?
Mid century starburst lamp with the light up base. Used to be my granddad's didn't work for years until I rewired it and put the proper switch. Easily my favorite lamp.
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Super cool....the lamp and the fact it was once your granddad's!!
At least 90 years old is this little lamp. Original wiring. I know - that is dangerous...
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Picked up one exactly like this at Goodwill today (photos lifted from Etsy listing):
It's an orange Heyco atomic age dual gooseneck bullet lamp. I had to look hard to find it, but the Heyco name is stamped in the small white plastic grommet around the cord opening in the base. Very heavy, and well made - like most everything made back then, before the days of planned obsolescence. The chrome plated goosenecks still shine like new, with no signs of corrosion. They still hold the lamps firmly in place, with no sagging.
Mine is missing one of the little 8-sided plastic on/off knobs - like the one shown in the far left of this photo:
The 8-sided plastic knob just screws on to the threaded brass shaft of the on/off rotary switch. Anyone know a source for a replacement?
The Barcelona looks similar to a lava lamp warming up.
Another 60's/70's fleamarket find. Two-tone glass with some subtle indentations at the base. It's signed, but I can't make out the signature.
Sharing space on top of one of the NS-1000M's with a little Benny Motzfeldt bird.
This one we bought on a holiday in Barcelona. Italian glass lamp from the 60's. Pretty nervewrecking to transport in our hand luggage!
View attachment 676575 just pick up this very cool Mid Century Modern lamp. I cleaned it, sanded and oiled the teak wood. I love the look on the mid century credenza.