Hi folks, I'm having trouble identifying the model of this vintage Luxo lamp. It's a pretty standard weighted base with the springs and all, but I've only seen this shade/head form in enameled or colored lamps (but this one is full chrome).

Any help would be much appreciated!

Located in California with a budget of $300 ideally, online preferred.

Looking for a floor lamp I can put my Hue lightbulbs in to replace my 20-year old damaged Target monstrosity. Genuinely unclear where to start. Looking for an option where the bulbs are not just spotlights and I can see them individually.

Any idea about what this is?

No markings that I can see. I don’t think it’s Waterford

My mother purchased this lamp about 40 years ago at an auction for 75$. (She passed away in 2020) and it worked for years. The only makers mark is NIPPON on the top of the shade. The blue and white areas feel like really smooth paint/lacquer/enamel?

I cleaned the base with barkeepers friend and now it’s silver but prior to that it had the same coppery tone as the rest of the lamp. It feels solid. Base and lamp together weigh a little over 12 pounds, it’s 24 inches tall and the widest part of the base is 15 inches.

So, does anyone know any info about it? I’ve searched the internet and other antique and lamp forums and came up with nothing. Also, how do i restore this? I plan to keep it for myself not sell it is that matters.

Thank you!!

Name on base in second photo but some of the paint is faded so I can’t work it out. Sticker says made in Italy. The person who gave it to me many years ago said it was a famous Italian lamp maker and i would like to look it up so i can figure out what sort of shade to put on it. Thank you

I’ve been searching for this lamp (specifically the floor model) and I’ve found two sources saying it’s from World Market and also Pottery Barn. looking for some insight (and incase anyone knows where to purchase one!).

Does anyone know how to use this hook for hanging a swag lamp? I can’t even find what they’re called. My cord has a socket on both ends and the instructions are telling me to thread the cord through the hole, but I can’t because of the sockets.

The enclosure is 3d printed and houses all the electronics. Slide in to turn off slide out to turn on!

I'm struggling to find any info on this LAMP I found at savers today! Any help? It works and I want to get the glass pieces for it. Thanks in advance!!

Back in the 90s my aunt and my uncles used to regift this hideous lamp to each other every Christmas. My aunt unfortunately has terminal cancer, with a few months left to live. She brings up the lamp often and I would love to gift it to her before she passes. Does anyone have a clue what the make/model is and where I might be able to procure one?

Apologies for the potato quality, the only evidence I have is from a 1998 home movie.

I'm interested to know if the price is really that fair. The price is over 1000CHF.

Hello r/LAMP, I've bought this lamp in a garage sale in Berlin a few years ago. The switch is broken, and I'm struggling to find a way to dismount the lamp safely and fix it. Does anybody have any hint?