So you created that on a 3D printer? Interesting. Very much so. My SO is a professor emerita. One of her degrees before she got her doctorate was an MFA in sculpture. She approves. Seems fairly high praise.
Let’s see those table lamps - vintage or modern
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My spouse and I like to decorate with light - stained glass, neon lights, and to a lesser extent LED (I dislike LED in comparison to neon). We like what you’ve created there. If you be interested in creating another for sale, please feel free to send me a PM.
Lo-Fidelity
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My aunt gave me this. It was in their living room probably before I was born. 
pumpkinman
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I love it. The Mrs. and come across many Asian themed lamps. Unfortunately they’re not usually in greatest of shape.
Lo-Fidelity
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Didn’t buy but wow this a cool lamp.
I just saw this thread and loved going through it. Got this Dana Milano G440 in the late 80s. For some reason the word vintage can't seem to be true. but it is I guess... and modern too. Use it on my desk for many years. Thought I'd take a quick pic of it while I was going through this thread.
Scene in Motion "Action" Lamp. (named Forest Fire for obvious reasons). Maybe not a "table" lamp by definition, but cool anyway.
@Christian B Gorgeous motion lamp, always wanted one.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
tubelectron
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@Danddd : I think that I have some kind of copy of your DANA Milano G440 lamp - Below, lighting my turntable - it's a KERIA France model 26366, I bought this lamp in the early 2000s, IIRC :
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Thanks. It was a gift from a friend who had an antique lighting business. We have a lot of table lamps, floor lamps and even light fixtures courtesy of Bob.
I guess maybe I should post some more.
Goodwill find, paid around $10. Was curious what brand it is so did a google image search and found it for sale for $170 so I guess it can also be filed under "best Goodwill finds:"
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My usb powered light from 5 Below. It has a surprising amount of light considering it uses a miserly 1.4 watts so it stays lit 24/7.
Lo-Fidelity
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Saw this in Rogers AR antique store.
MCM_Fan
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It's been a while since I posted in this thread. I used to find great lamps all the time at the thrift stores, including Tony Paul, Adrian Pearsall, Blenko, etc., but the the thrift store scores really dried up about 4 or 5 years ago.
Lat week, I finally found a cool MCM lamp at a local St. Vinnies for $14.99. I don't know the maker and it didn't come with a shade, bit it was too awesome to pass up:
Next time I'm up in Portland, we'll swing by Lounge Lizard and order a custom two-tiered fiberglass shade. Lots of options to choose from.
Lat week, I finally found a cool MCM lamp at a local St. Vinnies for $14.99. I don't know the maker and it didn't come with a shade, bit it was too awesome to pass up:
Next time I'm up in Portland, we'll swing by Lounge Lizard and order a custom two-tiered fiberglass shade. Lots of options to choose from.
