currently for sale:

1940's-era Kodak Jiffy re-designed as an accent lamp.   With an in-line dimmer switch attached to a retro nylon cord. 

This is the other half of the old candlestick telephones from the 1920s-40's.  The subtle Edison bulb filament really compliments this piece.  With an in-line dimmer toggle and retro-style nylon cord. 

This beautiful little Bakelite-bodied camera has great Art Deco features. It is converted with a retro nylon cord and an in-line dimmer switch. Built with a candelabra socket and comes with a Brooklyn-made Edison bulb. 

This beautiful Bakelite-bodied camera has great Art Deco features. It is converted with a retro-style nylon cord and an in-line dimmer switch. Built with a candelabra socket and comes with a Brooklyn-made Edison bulb.

This beautifully textured Kodak goes back to the golden age of the 20th Century. It uses a candelabra Edison bulb and has two primary positions: horizontal and vertical. It has a vintage-style cord and an in-line dimmer switch that gives you ultimate flexibility as an accent lamp.

This is a converted 1940's one-gallon vintage galvanized kerosene can built with a retro-style nylon cord and an in-line dimmer switch matching the patina'ed red trim of the can. The colors, the label, the wooden handle- the can itself is a great piece of Americana. 

These cylindrical phonograph records were the earliest commercial medium for recording and reproducing sound.(c. 1896–1915). The ambiance of a small candelabra socket with a Brooklyn-made Edison bulb added to these unique little cylinders make really great accent lamps. FOUR AVAILABLE

This art-deco vintage camera has been Edisonified into a perfect little candelabra accent lamp. Has two positions: vertical and horizontal. Comes with a festive retro nylon cord with a an in-line dimmer switch for maximum lighting flexibility. 

This antique aluminum canteen has been converted to an Edison-style electric lamp with a retro-style nylon cord and an antique pull-chain socket to keep a sense of authenticity.

A little departure from my work - but I really enjoyed making this driftwood sculpture lamp! Check out the detailed foot stabilizers!