Ediswan-Focus Prototype Projection Light Bulb, c. 1884

Ediswan-Focus Prototype Projection Light Bulb, c. 1884 Hand-blown glass, etched "80 XR 50 48B" and "Ediswan-Focus", Ø 3 1/6 in., coiled carbon filament, brass base. Prototyp der "Ediswan-Focus"

Amusing Shop Window Advertisement for Philips Lightbulbs, c. 1960 Philips Lampen schonen die Augen (Philips lamps protect the eyes), plaster/composition, with electrically illuminated light bulb, 15 &

Very little wear. No light bulbs. Condition (Excellent). Size Each: 15 - 1/2" T.

Filotecnica Model 201 Back-Light Screen Projection Slide Rule, Italy c. 1955 In the early 1950s the company Filotecnica Salmoiraghi, well known for its precision equipment, developed a slide rule that

19th C. Height of vase: 31cm (12 in.) Height of lamp to top of light bulb: 56cm (22 in.)

Moran, Thomas (American, 1837-1926) Etching. “Communipaw NJ c.1884.” Etching and drypoint print. Signed bottom center T. Moran. In good condition, light spot in margin bottom. Plate measures 3 7/8

A Mid Century Modern Floor Lamp, c.1970s, wood base and frame with double conical shaped shade, original wiring, two light bulbs on a three-way switch (i.e., can light the top or bottom sections, or b

Ingo Maurer (b. 1932) for Ingo Maurer GmbH, Birdie light fixture. with Lucellino sconces, pair (not shown), Germany, c.2002, metal, plastic, 12 low-voltage glass light bulbs, goose-feather wings, with

Christmas tree decoration, 6 pieces, bulbs, for string of lights, c. 1910, Fa. KREMENETZBY, first figured bulbs as Christmas tree decoration, wasn't technical  tested, can't be used, for decorati

Wall-mounted rack, with stenciled "Brunswick-Balke Co." signature; c. 1879-1884. Dimensions: (Rack w/ cues) H 63" x W 32.5" x D 3" Condition: Showing various signs of light wear consistent with age an

Thambar 2.9/9 cm Lens, c. 1934 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 226445, the legendary soft-focus lens, with back cap and matching E. Leitz N.Y. SL filter, clean optics under point light, good focusing and aperture

Hansen Lighting, custom sputnik pendant light, c. 1960s, American, enameled brass, acrylic rods, wired for one internal bulb, unsigned, 43"h x 24"dia (to canopy) Provenance: A Private Collection: 33 E

(2) Industrial Design enameled pendant lights, c. 1940s, forest green enameled metal, the large double domed fixture supports one standard bulb, with phane type glass diffuser and black hanging chain,

Jasper Johns(b. 1930)"Light Bulb," from the "Lead Reliefs" series, 1969Lead relief multipleEdition: 40/60 (there were also ten artist's proofs)With the incised signature, date, and

Mushroom shape. H. 55 cm, Ø 40.2 cm. Leaded opal glass with some white cabochons, mainly in green and opal white tones. Ribbons with stylized flowers. Lead copper plated and brownish patina. Br

Edward Moran (American 1829-1901), 'Cape Elizabeth Light', circa 1880, oil on canvas, nautical sunset scene depicting the lighthouse at Casco Bay, Maine during rough seas, signed to lower left, in a p

Flower-shaped umbrellas on a bundled and twisted shaft and a base decorated with water lily leaves and flowers and a frog. H. 152 cm. Favrile glass, amber yellow, gold and pearlescent matt luster. Sig

rated 7.75, 48"D., SSP sign has good color, not much gloss, has wear and minor fading, has light bulb sockets around the perimeter, needs rewired. TAC #038936

Tiffany Studios, New York , 'Favrile' - 'Flowers' table light, c. 1918, H. 45.5 cm, Ø 18.3 cm. Cased glass, opal white and green, gold matt iridescent, etched and cut decoration with flowers. S

Large Italian glass pendant light C 1960 by Venini. Ht: 26.5" Wd: 10" Dpth: 10"

605. Edison Mazda Tin Lithographed Light Bulb Hardware Store Display. Edison Mazda, ca. 1920. Beautiful tin litho light bulb display stand with die cut base advertising Edison Mazda on three sides and

Large Italian glass pendant light C 1960 by Venini. Ht: 26.5" Wd: 10" Dpth: 10"

Auction announcements 12th May 2016Lot 47: The correct title of this piece is Spencer Finch, ‘Moonlight’, Fluorescent Light bulb, 2003. ‘Moonlight (Luna Country, New Mexico, July 13), 2003’ Ne

Jasper Johns (American, b. 1930) hand signed and numbered 24/45 lithograph measuring 19.25"H x 24.25"W and 23.25"H x 28.25"W framed.