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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| answers | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | some1 | General discussion | |
| ... the veranda , then another quarter indoors you put a lower false ceiling in white stained oak there are glass doors on the two sides leading to the veranda which faces N/W. There are additional windows facing North or West. There is no wall with nothing on ... All doors have windows or doors leading to the rest of the aptmnt.The height is about 2-7 meters.The big wall on the long/higher ceiling part is the one with the less mess , only the main entrance door that is again grey ! The colour that you get by looking the marble is grey-grey-grey ! I tried t ... | |||||
| Need help with identification Floor lamp | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | stk | Identification | |
| Can anyone help me with the identification of this lamp. I can not find any markings under/in the lamp. I am thinking about oluce or stilnovo but can not find a simmilar one. The dimmer is on the pole. | |||||
| ID on a Tulip base Lightolier Floor Lamp. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Paulescolar | Identification | |
| Hi Guys, New to the forums. I picked up a Tulip Base floor lamp at a thrift few weeks ago. And I can't for the life of me decide what kind of Shade went on it. Maybe you experts can point me in the right direction. It's a white enameled Tulip base floor lamp, with a brown cord stamped lightolier. It's a dimmer switch lamp. And It has a Conical/Cone shaped shade base with a ceramic bulb socket - this is wesr im conflicted. My gut wants me to throw a Glass globe on it and call it a day, but I can't justify the way the lines look in my mind and also the screw-o ... | |||||
| ID Floor Lamp | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | F.M | Identification | |
| Addicts... Stepping out of the lurking world. Any suggestions on identifying this lamp? The construction is clean. Made in France..... It tilts to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photos and also illuminates straight up. Simple. (Googled away at the text on the switch) It WAS working perfectly fine until I took it apart to clean it a bit. Probably just in need of a new floor dimmer as much as I wanted to keep the original. Any hints? ..... Is it just a quality generic lamp? You are all appreciated.... | |||||
| Thank you | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | LochNessoMonster | General discussion | |
| Thank you Hello - Thank you so much for weighing-in. I never thought to look at the sockets and switch/dimmer. That is a great point - I should go to a store that sells Artemide and compare the current model with the second-hand Nesso I have my eye on. I am glad it seems reasonable then that there may be different finishes to the lamp over time. Much appreciation and best wishes! | |||||
| Well.. | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | EpocaModerna | General discussion | |
| Well.. I have seen them equipped both with dimmers and switches(either or) and I have seen both finishes that you mention. Since this lamp was manufactured for a very very long period of time, the finish from a newer one can be entirely different than the earlier one. It the sockets, switch and/or dimmer are correct than it is authentic. The replicas have cheap switches, probably a crappy dimmer and crappy sockets. | |||||
| I'm of little help | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Norman Chaney | General discussion | |
| I'm of little help I think it has or had a dimmer, along with that amazing plastic. I just looked at some photos of the current authorized lamp and it must have a dimmer. | |||||
| I really can't imagine | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| I really can't imagine anyone retrofitting an old torchiere to use a J-type halogen lamp. I can't imagine a high-end design manufacturer putting that fugly dimmer control in such an awkward location, either. It's got to be contemporary, IMO. | |||||
| Another teak arc lamp | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | TracyLeigh | General discussion | |
| Another teak arc lamp I just purchased this one..it has a dimmer and am wondering if anyone knows anything about it..such as who made it..it's value, etc.? It's so unique it seems. I'll attach a picture | |||||
| Italian 6 arms arc lamp T.V.E. Milano | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | One Finn | Identification | |
| Does anybody recognize this lamp? Propably from 60*s or 70's. Inside I found a label marked T.V.E Milano, but I don't know for sure, if it is the manufacturer of the hole lamp, or just the dimmer. It's quite well made, over 2 meters high and quite heavy. Pretty sure I have seen this design earlier, but can't figure out where. | |||||
| ID request - floor to ceiling tension lamp (1968-1982) | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | centicore | Identification | |
| ... of business 2 years ago and I haven't been able to find anyone able to help me identify the designer of the lamp. I would love to hear if anyone recognizes the design, and perhaps knows which light bulbs are intented to go with it. What I can tell you about the lamp: - I believe it was designed between 1968(*1) and 1982(*2) - All the metal parts are chromed - The pool exists of several parts with different lenghts so it can be adapted to different ceiling heights - The 3 lamp fittings can be clamped over the pole at any height, and consist of: 2 black bakel ... | |||||
| Fontana Arte mod.Falena | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Amazake | General discussion | |
| I purchased this lamp a couple of months ago for $30 USD. It is not working and need to close up some projects before I start a new one. The dimmer switch does light up when I switch the lamp on, but the bulb itself does not light. I changed the bulb and have the same result. I expected to see a fuse inside the dimmer switch, so I opened it up. Nothing is jumping out at me except to call a professional. Leif erikson suggested I start a thread on repair. So maybe he or someone has some input. Here are the photos of the dimmer switch. | |||||
| Help identify Floor Lamp | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | gillian25 | General discussion | |
| Wondering if anyone could tell me anything about this lamp. I was told it was made in Italy from it's previous owner and this is all I know. Very Heavy, Red and Black, made of metal and has a halogen bulb inside the top with a dimmer switch. Any information would be great. It's quite a beautiful lamp but would love to know more. Thank you. | |||||
| Help Me ID This Teak Arc Lamp Please? | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | TracyLeigh | Identification | |
| I just purchased this lamp with a dimmer...very unique..wonder if anyone knows who made this, value, etc.? The lamp shade is twice as large as how it appears in the photo..it looks like glass but it's not. It's clear with tiny pinstripes..on what feels like plastic. It is so unique.. | |||||
| My hubby, who | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Riki | General discussion | |
| My hubby, who is in the electrical business in Europe, says that, if you don't want to mess up your vintage lamp, buy a "dimmer socket" which is a dimmer control that plugs into your electrical outlet. You would then plug your vintage lamp into the new dimmer control which is plugged into the wall and voila! He can give you more specifics if you cannot find this "dimmer socket" in your local hardware store. (BTW, these even come with a remote control, so you should ask for a "remote control dimmer socket", if you don't want to get up off of your couch. | |||||
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