| Our
Lamps
Are One Of A Kind. If You Are looking for that unique
look that you just can't quite find, we just might have the
pieces you are looking for.
Our Timeless Pieces date back to the early 1940 to the late 1960.
A generation full of vigor and vim. A generation both simple and dignified, generous and strong.
Their world was made of steel—the cars they drove, the buildings they erected, the desks
where they sat—solid and unchanging. Steel was a semblance of their life and their time;
the way they worked, the way they played, their integrity, their optimism.
Our Furniture
is are not just a vision of that time, they are from
that time, and an unimpaired concept for the way you work today.
Superb design captures the essence of function, and thus its form becomes timeless. The classic
lines and thick gauge construction of this furniture
has remained unchanged for more than fifty years. A functional blend of surfaces and
storage, our furniture can be combined to outfit any office, home work area,
or retail space.
Each piece is completely stripped down of its old dreadful paint to reveal the
underlying beauty the natural steel finish offers. Each piece is hand sanded
over and over until you can comb your hair in its mirror-like finish. All
Pieces are then clear-coated with 5 coats to ensure maximum protection.
If you do not see what you are looking for on our website, use
the Google search tool below and you will find it there.
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Vintage Dazor Lamps C.
1950
 Dazor's
history started in 1938 when Harry Dazey teamed up with
Washington University professor Albert Perbal, to create
a company that would manufacture lamps. Harry Dazey
began his career by producing butter churns, but when
Mr. Dazey came up with the idea for the "floating
arm" portable light he decided to restructure his
company into a lamp manufacturer that specialized in
task lights.
Initially, Dazor lights were used simply as table lamps
and the company grew to employ a dozen people. It was
not until the eruption of World War II that Dazor lamps
became famous for their high efficiency and lower costs.
The government found that Dazor's lamps helped to
conserve energy and were cheaper than the traditional
costly overhead lighting. They were so impressed that
they replaced the overhead lighting with the more energy
efficient Dazor lamps and the company grew very rapidly.
Dazor was also the first fluorescent lamp
manufacturer to combine the technology of the portable
task light with fluorescent light bulbs. The technology
was highlighted in a display by General Electric at the
1938 World's Fair. The lamp became popular quickly,
especially among draftsman and architects of the time
who found that the lights offered better visibility than
traditional incandescent lights.
Today, Dazor lights are used in many industries where
good lighting is essential to quality performance.
Jewelers, electronic manufacturers, medical and dental
professionals, artists and craftsmen all use Dazor
lamps. High quality components, engineered design, and a
vast attention to detail keep Dazor positioned as one of
the premier lamp manufacturers in the world.
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| Specifications: |
| Height: |
36" Tall |
| Weight |
15 LBS / 30 LBS
Boxed |
| Availability |
25 |
- Light Source – These lights feature 2
"day light" bulbs.
- Arm – Dazor Classic "Floating
Arm" with various reaches.
- Bases – Weighted desk base, clamp,
and IV-Pivot
- Accessories – Plastic Shield
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Care Instructions: |
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Cleaning |
Warm Soapy Water And A Soft Cloth |
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Prices Subject To Change Without Notice: Please Call 888-501-5660
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