Pair of Mid-Century Modern Palette Lamp Tables on Brass Tripod Bases

Description

Pair of unique, whimsical Atomic-style floor lamps with two surfaces resembling paint palettes (ca. 1950s, USA).
Composed of a continuous … more Pair of unique, whimsical Atomic-style floor lamps with two surfaces resembling paint palettes (ca. 1950s, USA).
Composed of a continuous brass stem/tripod base with brass accents supporting two tiers in faux-wood masonite and two painted, plastic lamp shades. The top surface boasts three cup/snack bowl holders in two sizes. The shades, which are identically sized, each feature a unique design.
Practical, unique conversation piece that beautifully marries form and function offering a lighting source and sufficient surface space in one, compact unit with a relatively small footprint.
Rewired and in very good, vintage condition with only light scuffs/paint spots to the masonite, patina/light tarnish to the unpolished brass, and light paint loss to the shades, as shown. 60 watt is the max for incandescent bulbs.
Listing is for the pair.
H: 31.5" x L: 13" x D: 13.25"
Top tier - L: 12.75" x D: 13"
Bottom tier - L: 12.63" x D:12.75"
Height to brass stem - 28.5"
Height between tiers - 11.25"
Floor to bottom tier height - 6"
The cupholder holes in the top masonite tier measure -
Diameter: 2.38" (two small)
Diameter: 3.63" (one large) less