Description :
This vintage table lamp features a sculptural design in white lucite, embodying the sleek, geometric elegance of Mid-Century Modern decor. The lamp has scrolling looped arms anchored to a square lucite base and is fitted with a brass-tone harp and socket assembly. The clear cord and plug suggest a late 1960s to 1970s manufacture date. Please note: one foot on the base is broken, though the lamp remains stable and functional. This piece still offers a striking statement, ideal for a dramatic modernist shade and placement in living rooms, bedrooms, or stylish offices.
Era
Mid-Century Modern, circa 1960s–1970s
Style
Mid-Century Modern, Minimalist Glam
Technique
Molded and hand-finished lucite acrylic, metal socket mount.
Tools Used
Plastic molding equipment, basic metal fabrication tools, small electric wiring tools.
History
Lucite furniture and lighting became popular during the 1960s–70s for their clean forms and futuristic look, fitting into the broader Mid-Century Modern movement.
Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown (style consistent with mid-century lucite designers such as Charles Hollis Jones).
Measurements
6 ¼" Square Base x 22" Tall (to top of harp).
Suggested Weight
Approximately 3–5 lbs.
Music
Would pair well with 1960s lounge music, modernist jazz, or early soul classics.
Item Number : P12926
Category : Light Fixture
Brand : UK
Attributes
Material : Lucite
Style : Mid-Century Modern, Minimalist Glam
Measurements
Width : 6 ¼"
Height : 22"
