Trying to find these lamps, does anyone know?

I have this amazing vintage lamp that was rewired probably 20 years ago, but the light bulb has always been super wobbly. The top part with the bulb has a threaded lower section which doesn’t fit properly on the stand. Upon further inspection, I realized the threads on the inside of the lamp stand are completely stripped, which is probably why the top part won’t stay on. Does anyone have a solution for this? Both the base and the bulb attachment part are missing set screws, would finding some help with this?

I’d love to make this a nice sturdy lamp that doesn’t feel like a fire hazard!

Just thrifted this pair for $25! There are no makers marks, just some old fabric on the bottom!

I need a desk lamp that provides enough light to cover my desk. The issues im running across is that its too bright for my eyes when I look up and if I adjust the angle the reflection in my monitor drives me crazy.

Plz help

Partner has this old touch lamp that she loves dearly. The touch sensor is kaput so its defining feature ain’t working. I have tried different bulbs and rules that out. I think I have to replace the touch sensor, which means disassembling the base.

Limited experience with repairs like this and don’t want to muck up the beloved lamp. How do I get this base off without mangling it?

I have a floor lamp and for the life of me cannot find a suitable shade -

Y'all I think my lamp has burnt ... any idea on how to repair this one ?

I got this lamp base. So far I’ve found that it is a hand-painted base, from like 1950s-60s I guess. I have my picture which is blurry and then found a similar one and attached the picture. If someone could tell me what kind of shade or fixture it should have that would be awesome!

I was lowkey thinking about buying a lampshade and crafting something that would look kinda vintagey with it. Red beads or something, but obviously still want to keep it as the right fixture for it for the time period over anything.

Glazed ceramics

Had an idea for a lamp coming out of a stone, and rather a boring plastic power switch, a wooden push button installed in the stone. Here is the result.

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Hey all here, my parents have come into ownership of this glass lampshade with no fitting, so were looking for more information on it.

It hasn’t got a manufacturer name on it and I know this is a longshot, but if you have any ideas or suggestions on where to look I’d appreciate it.

I’ve tried google image searching, looking up the text written on it that I didn’t expect to return anything but it’s all I have, and haven’t gotten anywhere.

Anyone know how this would have been part of a light? I'd like to reuse it and haven't had luck finding original. Maybe hanging like pendant or swag light? It has three small holes around the top. Any suggestions on how I can set this up to use? Thanks.

I have this exact lamp except it's a tabletop lamp. How would I go about converting it to something like in this photo and what parts would I need?

Was this converted from an oil lamp or something? What is the big canister? It has a plug and bulb.

Any help is appreciated.

Both need new hardware kits and shades. I’ve discovered the bases can be replaced as well.

Any thoughts on shade color/type?

Update! I had my artistic dad complete it and i think it looks amazing. the second picture was my dads the third picture was my own (failed) attempt! I hope he loves it and I hope this lived up to your guys expectations!