1980s Magnetic Eyeball Lamps
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Lightning Bug Ltd - USA
Year: 1984
Condition Report: Great vintage condition. Minor surface wear incline with age. Professionally rewired and switches replaced, functioning perfectly. Bulb included.
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Note: Price is per lamp. We have 2 available.
A unique pair of ‘eyeball’ lamps produced in the 1980s. A 2 piece design, connected with a magnet, allows for rotation of each shade into a range of different positions. Great on a flat surface, there is also the option to wall mount the base plate, transforming them into a rotating wall sconce.
We have replaced the switches to ensure they are functioning perfectly, but made sure to keep the original red highlight that plays in well with the black base and white shade.
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Lightning Bug Ltd - USA
Year: 1984
Condition Report: Great vintage condition. Minor surface wear incline with age. Professionally rewired and switches replaced, functioning perfectly. Bulb included.
.
Note: Price is per lamp. We have 2 available.
A unique pair of ‘eyeball’ lamps produced in the 1980s. A 2 piece design, connected with a magnet, allows for rotation of each shade into a range of different positions. Great on a flat surface, there is also the option to wall mount the base plate, transforming them into a rotating wall sconce.
We have replaced the switches to ensure they are functioning perfectly, but made sure to keep the original red highlight that plays in well with the black base and white shade.
Designer: Unknown
Maker: Lightning Bug Ltd - USA
Year: 1984
Condition Report: Great vintage condition. Minor surface wear incline with age. Professionally rewired and switches replaced, functioning perfectly. Bulb included.
.
Note: Price is per lamp. We have 2 available.
A unique pair of ‘eyeball’ lamps produced in the 1980s. A 2 piece design, connected with a magnet, allows for rotation of each shade into a range of different positions. Great on a flat surface, there is also the option to wall mount the base plate, transforming them into a rotating wall sconce.
We have replaced the switches to ensure they are functioning perfectly, but made sure to keep the original red highlight that plays in well with the black base and white shade.
