Glass: Table Lamps
Trillium goose neck with swivel head
Blue goose neck
Blue gooseneck with iridescent glass viewed when lit
Tiffany style lit
Tiffany style
Sue's trumpet base and shade
Tulip on antique base
Tulip on onyx base
Merry's wine glass shade on wine press base
Lilly shade on Handley base
Larger lily shade
Linda's large green shade on verdigris base
Bankers lamp with book stand shade
Erin's beach theme bankers lamp with shells inset in shade
Blue circus tent shade (one of a pair)
Mysterious (it had to have a name)
Mission-style shade on wooden base
Inspired by a visit to Roycroft
Rose lampshade (click on pic to see blog post 12/9/2020 about this lamp)
This was an early design for a fun collaboration I did with my niece Judy. She 3D printed all the base components and I did the glass and electrical.
After many iterations Judy's lamp all lit up.
Judy's lamp with just the top lit.
Judy's lamp unlit. I think we were both pretty pleased
Wendy and I went back and forth for a while on this design. Here is the lily with a pink stamen.
Karen was conveniently here to help at final assembly.
I had wanted a light table for some time and I had built one in time for this project. It was put to good use.
Wendy's Lily in place (front) with the final white stamen
Wendy's Lily in place (side)
I built this as a wedding present for Jesse and Kelsey with color scheme from Taylor Swift's Lover album for Kelsey.
Jesse-Kelsey lamp backlit. Note how in transmission the blue glass has a little pink in it to complement the rose. Some of the magic of art glass.
Finished shade on Mission base awaiting delivery.