Monthly Archives: March 2011

An original 1940’s Brass Warship waterproof deck light, converted into a unique desk lamp. Originaly mounted on the outer decks of battle ships, these brass lamps have become real collectibles. The paint and grit has been completely removed to reveal … Continue reading →

This is a 1950’s Kodak photography light. Originaly used as a handheld adjustable light in photography studio’s, it has been modified into an original floor standing designer home/office lamp. This one is actually my third custom Kodak lamp. I used … Continue reading →

Another beautiful English 60’s Strand pattern 23 theatre spot light. Polished and restored into a unique home office collectible investment piece. A classic body shape and a pleasure to restore. I was testing a new calico industrial buffing pad on … Continue reading →

By far the oldest theatre light I have restored to date. This amazing piece was found in Tasmania and was in pretty rough shape even for its age. Firstly all the paint, grit, and grime were removed and then all the … Continue reading →