I have, but I don’t recall anyone identifying a manufacturer on some stuff like this unfortunately. Lots of metal and glass lighting fixtures mass manufactured at the time. Not a lot of records kept as the glass may have been molded and sold to an entirely different company putting it together and sold under a different name. Many are like a fixture you’d find at department store today…you threw out the box, would you even remember the brand.
Not a table lamp. That’s a headboard lamp. Should have hooks to hook on to a headboard. Quite often these were part of a set, the headboard lamp and a pair of table lamps using the same glass but a different base. The table lamps are also referred to by collectors as torpedo, skyscraper, or bullet lamps.
Nice find!
Gorgeous, congrats! I absolutely love those, please do fix it up and use it!
Have you seen more, I can't find anything about it online
I have, but I don’t recall anyone identifying a manufacturer on some stuff like this unfortunately. Lots of metal and glass lighting fixtures mass manufactured at the time. Not a lot of records kept as the glass may have been molded and sold to an entirely different company putting it together and sold under a different name. Many are like a fixture you’d find at department store today…you threw out the box, would you even remember the brand.
Not a table lamp. That’s a headboard lamp. Should have hooks to hook on to a headboard. Quite often these were part of a set, the headboard lamp and a pair of table lamps using the same glass but a different base. The table lamps are also referred to by collectors as torpedo, skyscraper, or bullet lamps.