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A vintage brass proppeller, pressure gauge and Edison syle bulb are mounted on a base of sealed wormwood. The wormwood is from a recovered submerged piling from Puget Sound. To complete the look, the base has been rimmed in a rusted metal strip with metal rivits. 

This comes with a five foot cloth wrapped cord. 

Height 10", Width 12", Depth 10"

11.2 Pounds

Perfect for the Submariner! This one-of-a-kind table lamp showcases two vintage submarine gauges back-lit with LED lighting and mounted on diamond plate, along with a polished brass propeller. A vertical pipe rises from the marine gray machinery gear to support the panel and a vintage explosion-proof light on top. The top light is activated by turning the red plumbing handle.

Here's something for those who love the water and fishing. This one-of-a-kind tabletop lamp features a brass propeller and vintage fishing reel and lure. The piece is mounted to wood that was once part of a pier in WA state. The wood was reclaimed from being submerged in Puget Sound for several years. There are visable holes and tunnels in the wood that salt water mollusks created while the wood was within the water. The wood base is wrapped with a rusted metal strip and rivets. 

This unique piece features a riveted brass trimmed base reminiscent of classic wood boat decks, supporting a vintage brass propeller with vertical dock rope topped with Edison style light. 

Two large Edison style lights give the impression of bubbles lifting this large wooden pulley off the sea bottom. Base is recovered wood from Puget Sound dock pilings, stained and sealed in resin.

Showcase your beverages with this one-of-a-kind beverage dispenser featuring brass propeller and replica boat bow. All fittings are stainless steel to protect flavor.

Vintage Atwater Kent gooseneck speaker horn on handcrafted oak base with Edison style light fixture.

 Brass rimmed, black lacquered wood base houses wireless mobile charger. Restored typewriter features copper strike roller with internal led lighting and two Edison style lights on top. Brass trimmed base houses sound channel to direct cell phone music out through acoustic horn speaker.

A handcrafted oak base mimics a vintage phonograph player and houses a slot for your cell phone. Sound is transmitted up through the vintage resin horn. The vintage needle arm and record on brass rimmed turntable finish off this conversation piece.

 Unique wall light creates conversation piece for any room. Antique black lacquered iron pulley is mounted to replica stamped ceiling tile with brass tube standoff. Two vintage telegraph pole insulators are suspended from the pulley with twisted rope cord. Edison style led light bulbs complete the one-of-a-kind wall art piece. 

One of a kind, clarinet is mounted with standoffs to a backing of stamped ceiling tiles and edge -lit with a ring of LEDs hidden in the metal frame. The piece is capped off with a custom light bulb that spells out the word, SMOOTH.

A vintage wood pully is mounted to corrugated siding with a suspended green porcelain shade. Rope cording runs from the lamp around the pulley and is secured to a weathered dock cleat.  A rotary switch is located on the front of the siding just beneath the cleat. Weight 10# Height 22", Width 13", Depth 16"

Definitely a one-of-a-kind hanging light crafted from a weathered horse evener. This fixture is perfect for over a pool table, dining table, bar, or kitchen island. The horse even is suspended from a vintage pulley with 1 inch rope, and three vintage green porcelain light shades with Edison style bulbs provide warm lighting to the area below.

 The black vintage pulley features silver highlighting on the metal portion and ebony stained wood. The one-inch rope is hand dyed black to create a truly unique light. This is the only pulley light I make with dyed rope. If you would like one, let me know and I can create one for you. 

Pulley lights may just be our most popular creation next to the acoustic cell phone speakers. Each one is unique and what I make depends on what I find in my travels picking antique and vintage objects. Some pulleys are wood, others are metal, and they come in all sizes. I typically sell out at the art fairs so my inventory in always changing. If you are interested in a pulley light, please contact me and I can email photos of my current inventory. 

This vintage Western Electric fan is now a functional art piece and light. The shining brass blades rotate at a safe speed for interest, not meant to be for cooling. The Edison style bulb mounted to the back of the stand provides light and style.

This vintage General Electric fan has been completely disassembled and restored. Four Edison style bulbs rotate along with the polished brass fan blades that rotate with the flip of a switch. Two separate switches control the light illumination and fan rotation. 

This vintage Diehl fan has been completely disassembled and restored and the fan motor replaced with slow rotation motor. A caged Edison style bulb tops off this unique lamp. Two separate switches control the light and the rotation. 

A rare 1940's era General Electric Vertical Mixer, Model #149M8 has been rewired with lights where the mixing paddles once connected. To complete the vintage charm, the 48" electrical cord is cloth wrapped. Bowl is included. This mixer is 10"  x 14"  x 15"  and wieghs just over 10 pounds.  

This is a 1940's era Hamilton Beach Model G Mixer that now serves as an accent lamp. The new cloth wrapped electrical cord has a built in on/off toggle switch to control the light bulbs that are wired into the former mixing paddle sockets.  This mixer is 8" x  14.5"  x 14" and 11.8 pounds. 

Unique single slice vintage toaster with custom molded resin toast piece that is lit from inside the toaster to give off an amber glow and edge lighting effect. Perfect night-light for the retro-look kitchen.

This 1950's era pneumatic drill has been converted into a sci-fi night light. 

"Clean-up on aisle 3"  Turner pager system microphone is now a desk accent light.  This microphone has been cleaned but the original patina remains. The electronics have been removed and replaced with a warm light in the microphone receiver.  

This vintage cast iron screw jack is mounted on a diamond plate iron based and shows off its original weathered black paint. The handle is new but has been distressed. Height 14", Width 10", and Depth 5"

Vintage No. 37 Reliable

Antique Cast Iron Flip-Top Car Jack

Original weathered red paint

Mounted on wood base

Twisted cloth cord

Rotary switch in cord

Dimensions W9, D6, H17

Weight 13.5#

This lamp is made from a Reliable No. 37 antique cast iron flip-top car jack. Mounted to a wood base, the twisted cloth electrical cord (with rotary switch) completes the vintage charm of this piece. Weight 13.5 pounds. H 17"x W 9" x D 6"

This tabletop light features an antique gear and brass and glass steam engine oiler. The pipe structure is mounted on a black laquer and resin coated wood base. A rotary on/off switch is on the base. This is a very large and heavy statement piece. Dimensions are Height 23", Depth 12" & Width 14". 

For the fan of vintage industrial and electrical hardware!  This is a rare 1902 Westinghouse Electric Synchronoscope, Style S48580, Serial# 47. The synchronoscope is mounted to a weathered iron disc and attached to a vintage wood foundry mold base. The meter is back lit with yellow led lights and the meter face is also lit with yellow LED lighting. Wieghing in at over 18 pounds this is a solid piece.

This piece brings together Minnesota history and vintage industrial style. A vintage Cuttler Hammer Rheostat from the city of Duluth, MN newspaper print room is the featured element. Mounted on a vintage wood cast base and aged metal backing  really help showcase this unique item. An illuminated vintage factory light sits on top and the gauge is backlit and internally lit with yellow LED lighting.

Height 31", Depth & Width 13"

Weight 37.5 Pounds

 A beautifully restored vintage hay trolley is mounted on stained and resin coated wormwood base. Thick rope threads through the pulley and up to two Edison style light bulbs. 

 Unique and beautiful! The Atwater speaker has been converted into a tabletop light featuring three rotating Edison style lights within the body of the speaker. 

 Vintage telephone with LED spotlight embedded in receiver. Perfect desk accent light. Rigid receiver cord gives allusion of ghost holding the receiver.

Vintage radio converted into a unique steampunk dexterity game. Perfect for game time. Challenge yourself and friends to move the metal wand from one end to the other without touching the curved wire. Touching the wire sets off siren and lights the vintage glass insulator.