Lamp Stand Collection
"From Ancient to Modern: A Journey Through Lamp Stands" Step into the world of illumination as we explore the fascinating history and diverse designs of lamp stands
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"From Ancient to Modern: A Journey Through Lamp Stands" Step into the world of illumination as we explore the fascinating history and diverse designs of lamp stands. Dating back to the Eastern Han dynasty in A. D. 25-220, an unknown creator crafted a timeless Lamp Stand that still captivates us today. Fast forward to the early 20th century, where talented artists like Margaret Stottlemeyer and Richard Taylor left their mark on this functional yet artistic piece. Stottlemeyer's Whale Oil Lamp from around 1936 showcases her skillful craftsmanship, while Taylor's c. 1940 creation exudes elegance with its intricate details. Isidore Steinberg's Lamp from 1938 adds a touch of sophistication with its unique design, while Van Silvay's Whale Oil Lamp from c. 1941 brings a sense of nostalgia with its vintage charm. The Double-Plated Lamp by Boston and Sandwich Glass Company takes us even further back in time to c. 1865, reminding us of the enduring beauty found in antique pieces. As we approach mid-century, Ray Price emerges as a prominent figure in lamp stand design. His Table Lamp from between 1935 and 1942 combines simplicity and functionality flawlessly, while his Dolphin Base Lamp from c. 1938 adds whimsy to any space. Lloyd Charles Lemcke contributes his creative genius with a sleek Table Lamp dating back to 1939 - a true testament to modernity meeting classic aesthetics. These captivating lamp stands not only shed light but also tell stories through their creators' ingenuity and artistry across different eras. Whether you appreciate historical significance or contemporary flair, these lamps are sure to illuminate your space with both style and substance.