Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Arco Lamp | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Tex Brufer | General discussion | |
| ... 135lbs. channel cut for stainless stem. 21.5' tall, white reflecting hood, two piece shade, one diffuser, one brushed aluminum shade. definitely 40> years old judging from patina, estate and original owner. (House also had a knoll dining room table and wegner daybed. Can get pictures later if it helps. | |||||
| Rougier Floor Lamp Question. | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | EamesJunkie | General discussion | |
| Hello! Looking for some lamp help. I recently acquired a 70's acrylic Rougier floor lamp. I first thought that it was missing the a shade but after looking around online I can't seem to find a example of this lamp with a shade. The top section has a glass 'shade' (I consider this more of a diffuser than a shade) and it doesn't seem quite right. Does anyone have experience with these lamps? | |||||
| Gerald Thurston lightolier floor lamp? | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | NULL NULL | Identification | |
| I swear I saw this lamp in the past being ID'ed/sold as a GERALD THURSTON LIGHTOLIER lamp. I cant find anything recent and a google image search is not coming up with a match. The diffuser is the perforated metal used in quite a few of his items Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. | |||||
| Table lamp ID - Lightolier? | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | pantaloons | Identification | |
| I got this lamp but I can't figure out who made it. It may be nothing of note, but it's reminiscent of some Lightolier lamps I've seen. It has a plastic shade and metal diffuser. No marks anywhere that I can find other than the tri-boro mark on the receptacles. Though I think that's the part tri-boro made and not the actual lamp. Any clues would be appreciated! | |||||
| Floor Lamp ID | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | GrandpaUtz | General discussion | |
| I picked up this floor lamp the other day for $20. I am not a lamp pro, so I need some help. I am thinking American, maybe Lightolier, but have not been able to track down any similar lamps. This one definitely has some age to it, but not sure how old it is. It is brass and black metal with a lucite diffuser. The black metal shade is punched to let light pass nicely through. I am still not sure if I like it, but for twenty bucks you can't go wrong. Thanks for any input! | |||||
| Anyone Recognize This Lamp | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | jesgord | General discussion | |
| I've had this lamp for about a year now (The top 2 pics). Looked through many books and scoured the internet-still nothing. Anyone recognize it? I am assuming its anonymous, but I acquired it at the same time and place as a Cini Boeri Abat Jour lamp (third pic below). The father of the guy I bought it from was a lighting distributor in the 70's & 80's. To me, it appears to be an 80's design, which to be honest, is a bit outside my wheelhouse. It has a two-toned aluminum stem, glass diffuser, red metal supports and uses a halogen bulb. | |||||
| Help please with Nessen lamps | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| I just bought a pair of chrome Nessen swing arm ( wall mounted ) lamps from a thrift store for $2.50 each - such a bargain. The problem is that they are missing the shades. They have the three thumb screws in the socket that would normally secure a bell-shaped, milk glass diffuser that would usually be topped off with a traditional shade. But because this is a swing lamp and not a stationary lamp, I can't figure out how it all would go together. Can anyone describe how to correctly complete these lamps? Pics would be great! Also, are these shades currently a ... | |||||
| Try Temde | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | mafbail | General discussion | |
| Try Temde Try Temde; they were a German/Swiss light manufacturer in the 60's and 70's. While I have not seen this particular lamp before, I have seen others with the same exact type of fabric on the shade, same cone, pegged wood joints, same looking plastic diffuser etc. An example of a different design with many similar features: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MID-CENTURY-MODERN-CEILING-LAMP-TEMDE-SWITZERL... | |||||
| New lamp Adjustable... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Amazake | General discussion | |
| New lamp Adjustable... New lamp Adjustable height, textured steel base, linen shade with leather diffuser Looks great and is in need of a deep clean. | |||||
| Assumed this was... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | peteremsley-93 | General discussion | |
| Assumed this was... Assumed this was Thurston/Lightolier when I picked it up (based on the diffuser/shade arrangement), but perhaps it is Laurel? Works great but shade needs help. Looks a lot bigger in my little house than it did in the sellers garage... | |||||
| Your critiques/thoughts on this lamp? | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | BohoBauhaus | General discussion | |
| First time poster, longtime lurker here. I've been looking for a mid century lamp with a deflector or diffuser separate from the area where the bulb is housed. I love the tripod styles (like Heifetz Geller) Most of these styles seem to be in the thousands of dollars, however, which is out of my price range. I'm looking to keep it under $500. I came across this lamp for a reasonable price (but not cheap). I like it, but am not in love with it. I wanted to get some more experienced opinions - good and bad - since I'm truly a novice and have just begun learn ... | |||||
| Pantograph Lamp by Thurston. | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| Pantograph Lamp by Thurston. The original poster's lamp is called a "Pantograph Lamp". ( I don't know where I read that, but I have it written down on a list I made a while back) I have this same wall mounted lamp in black with brushed aluminum extension mechanism. It has an opaque plastic diffuser that floats just inside the shade on three wire mounts, and it throws a really soft nice light. Even if the diffuser is not present, it is a beautiful lamp! | |||||
| Very interesting question... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | essai | General discussion | |
| ... New materials and technologies appear with more environmentally friendly and/or more economical implementations. So many parameters that justify research and continuous development in the field of design. For example, the longevity of LED bulbs allow to consider today to melt the bulb and the diffuser in a single object, as shown in a recent blog post. Whether you like the result or not, it's an interesting new typology. The design is also a reflection of the culture of its time, for better or for worse ... it is true today as yesterday. | |||||
| chandelier | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | ptrick | General discussion | |
| chandelier materials: bent & laminated walnut lattice bonded to thermoformed white ABS, thermoformed white acrylic light diffuser. custom steel and aluminum hardware http://www.flickr.com/photos/ellipseandrhombus/sets/72157626069903443/ | |||||
| Waffle-Lightolier lamp | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | midwest | General discussion | |
| Waffle-Lightolier lamp Yes, Lightolier made plastic shades. I have a Lightolier desk lamp with a plastic shade and a wall mounted swing arm lamp with the same shade and the clear plastic diffuser part is stamped/embossed Lightolier on both lamps. They look very similar to your floor lamp. You have found some lovely things lately! | |||||
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