Presenting our exquisite vintage Art Déco Kodak Beau box camera, originally designed by renowned industrial artist Walter Dorwin Teague in the early 1930s. This rare camera, graced with a captivating geometrical two-tone enamel face, has been meticulously upcycled by hand into a sophisticated floor lamp. The lamp package includes a vintage telescopic tripod and a premium chrome lamp fitting for an all-encompassing lighting experience.
 
Illuminating Elegance: The centerpiece of this lamp is an oversized vintage Edison-style LED bulb with an unconventional design that enchants both when lit and unlit. Its decorative spiral filament, nestled within dark-tinted glass, emits a warm and inviting glow. These bulbs leverage cutting-edge LED technology to deliver vintage aesthetics, all while maintaining low energy consumption and an extended lifespan—everything you'd expect from modern lighting.
 
Vintage Charm, Modern Efficiency: The lamp is equipped with a vintage-style brown braided flex cable featuring an inline switch, a chrome cord grip, and a 3amp British plug. Every fitting is genuine British craftsmanship, meticulously hand-wired to meet the highest professional standards.
 
Versatile Illumination: The vintage telescopic tripod boasts extending legs, providing the lamp with adjustable heights, extending up to a towering 157cm. This versatility makes it suitable for use as both a floor lamp and a table lamp, adapting to your unique lighting needs.
 
A Glimpse into History: As an original vintage item, this lamp carries the hallmark of time, bearing subtle natural wear and tear that only enhances its character and charm.
 
Safety and Quality Assurance: Rest assured, all electrical components are brand new, and the lamp has been expertly constructed and PAT tested, guaranteeing the highest standards of safety and performance.
 
Your interest in our handmade creation is greatly appreciated. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or queries. Thank you for considering this exceptional piece of upcycled history.