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Archive for the ‘lamp base’ Category The term “student lamp” usually refers to oil-burning lamps that became popular in the early 1800’s. They were typically made of brass and appeared in both single and double burner models. Oil was stored in a reservoir on one arm to counterbalance a burner and glass shade on an opposite arm. They were popular as [...] → Continue Reading Adjustable Student Lamp  The medium sized basic harp base was built completely from scratch using solid brass parts. A gorgeous green/brown patina was applied with a torch for the perfect, durable antique finish. The base holds an 8-inch cone shade. The shade pieces were selected for their gradual change from white-yellow to fiery orange. The upper and lower [...] → Continue Reading Orange Desk Lamp  This project was to incorporate the design from the foyer sidelight windows into a six-panel lampshade that would hang inverted, below a custom fixture with a three-socket cluster. This was to be a big shade of nearly 30 inches at the widest aperture and would require wire reinforcements throughout. In the image below, note the [...] → Continue Reading Porch Panel Chandelier  When it comes to small desk lamps, nothing glows with ambient beauty like opalescent art glass. The need for task lighting in small spaces gets solved by these seven-to-eight-inch shades that sit upon hand-made brass bases. They add a bit of accent to any decor and are sure to grab your attention! The shades can [...] → Continue Reading Small Desk Lamps |
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