French Porcelain Speckleware Style lamps

March 5, 2010 in Blog 1
I found these wonderful lamps on my last trip to Paris. Each of the 3 matching lamp shades have a 9.5" diameter. They are pressed steel with a thick black and white speckled porcelain finish. Early turn-of-the-century gas stoves had finishes just like this on the inside. You will also[....]
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Turquoise industrial wire glass – The color of the year!

March 1, 2010 in Blog 0
From a recent new York Times story... "If there is one color that deserves extra attention in 2010, it is turquoise - at least according to Pantone. The company has declared it the color of the year, citing its serene yet invigorating qualities." Who would have known? These unique and[....]
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Articulated Brass Map Reading Lamps

February 25, 2010 in Blog 7
These are substantial lamps. It extends almost 4 foot long and is solid brass. The example on the left has a lamp housing and wall box that are heavy cast parts. The shades screw directly into the cast lamp housing and are designed specifically for this lamp. The 3 double[....]
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The Source for Vaseline Glass Lighting!

February 25, 2010 in Blog 1
We’re known for our collection of Vaseline glass. It’s rare, sought after by collectors and most importantly, beautiful. We also have multiples on a few styles. Call and see what we have available.
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Rare Tent Air-Raid Blackout lamps

February 18, 2010 in Blog 3
These are quite different. The lamps are small, impressive and very inventive.... They work best as an informal group or in a line across a counter. It's perfect for restaurant use... up for lunch lighting and down for dinner. They were used in war time military field tents to cut[....]
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Unique General Store or Warehouse Aisle Lights.

February 17, 2010 in Blog 2
I love these lamps. They are perfect indoors or out. I was lucky to find 10 and have never seen any other example. I'm told that these bug-like shades were engineered for warehouse or stockroom aisles and designed to throw the light out to two sides only. That makes them[....]
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The EarlyElectrics.com T-Shirt. It just got easier to spot one of our customers.

February 14, 2010 in Blog 3
It's Fashion Week here in New York City and we're showing one of our own designs, the EarlyElectrics.com T-Shirt. Although the shirts are not for sale there is good news. You can have one for FREE, but only our customers get to wear one of these status symbols.
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Eren Berg Studios introduces unique new cage lamp design

February 13, 2010 in Blog 1
EarlyElectrics is already known for having one of the largest and most diverse collections of antique one-of-a-kind cage lamps for sale. As Eren Berg Studios we also design, manufacture and custom build new lighting to order for architects and interior designers. Pictured above is the first in our collection of[....]
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Industrial and Modern Styles with a hint of Frank Lloyd Wright.

January 16, 2010 in Blog 35
Eren Berg Studios Introduces It's New Collection Of Industrial Wire Glass Lighting. This is a sneak peek at Daniel Marc Erenberg's latest work. The unique 9" square pendent lamp features a clear antique pebbled factory glass contrasted by a blackened iron frame. The 5.5" x 13" floating sconce was designed[....]
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Radio-Guy can now be found on… 1stdibs.com

January 5, 2010 in Blog 1
Radio-Guy has been invited to join 1stdibs.com. Under the Radio-Guy name we will bring the best in antique industrial lighting as well as our strange and oddball mix of antique objects. It's one more place to find us. Pay us a visit. Steve Erenberg Prop.
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