My House
This is by no means intended to show-off my collection. They're not even displayed very well. But for whatever it's worth, this page provides a peek into the "inner sanctum" of tvlamps.net. As a collection grows there's inevitably a point when crisis management takes over, and additional TV lamps can no longer be assimilated without unfortunate aesthetic consequences. Apparently I am at that point, and more lamps will be accommodated with the addition of wall-mounted shelves... one of these days. Other rooms will be included on this page when (if) I find the time.
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This is it gang... the hub, the nerve-center, the mission control of tvlamps.net, complete with reference books, computers, and stacks of junk! The TV lamps are by Comer Creations, Haeger Potteries, Kron/Texans Inc., McCoy, Lampcrafts, Marcia of California, Miramar of California, Claes, Gilner Potteries, Royal Fleet, California Originals and Lane & Co. Gee, I hope those shelves don't break... |
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This entranceway display contains examples from Phil-Mar, Maddux, Fuhry & Sons, Hallfield, Beauceware, Kron/Texans Inc. and Hollywood Ceramics. The cool framed print is by Doug Horne. |
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This curio cabinet is filled to overflowing, and holds TV lamps from Claes, Kron/Texans Inc., Enchanto, Jacquelin, Lane & Co., Maddux, Phil-Mar, Luminart, Gilner and Miramar of California. |
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This thing makes me dizzy! I got all artsy with this display, sorting them by color and putting the winged lamps on top. There's TV lamps from Lane & Co, Maddux, Haeger Potteries, Phil-Mar, Rosemeade, Jarra Ceramics, Beauceware, Kron/Texans Inc., Gonder, McCoy, Hollywood Ceramics, Electro Manufacturing and Modern Art Products. |
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Currently the table lamps have been sent into isolation under a drop-leaf table. Most of them are from Texans Incorporated, as is the funky pink ashtray/planter combination. The cat is not a lamp! |
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I don't like the way lamps are so packed into this cabinet that you can't see them, but I use this to keep some of the more valuable pieces dust-free. The Kron mallard's look swell flying in formation in front of Mt. Rushmore, don't they? The lamps are by Kron/Texans Inc., McCoy, Gilner, Beachcomber Potteries, Tilso, Phil-Mar, Royal Fleet, Claes and American Art Potteries. |
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Positively breathtaking! The mallard's are by Texans Incorporated (Kron), and the Mount Rushmore illuminated picture is by Helmscene Products. |
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This used to be full of vintage hand-cut crystal and silly stuff like that... but no more! It's neat that so many pieces of furniture have flat areas on top for TV lamp storage, a technique that I borrowed from junk shops and antique malls. The lamps represent the products of Haeger Potteries, Lane & Co., Kron/Texans Inc., Maurice of California, Claes, Esco-Lite and Maddux of California. |
