Unique Finned Industrial Cooling Coil Chandeliers

March 19, 2011 in Blog 3
We're always out there looking for new ideas. A few months ago I stumbled upon a small group of these strange industrial coils. They were 15" diameter cooling cores that were used in large water tanks. The cores are hollow cast iron. These are similar to the early radiators found[....]
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Original And Matching 1800’s Articulated Wall Mounted Dental Set -Rare as Hen’s Teeth.

March 10, 2011 in Blog 24
These floating dental sets are almost impossible to find and is one of my favorite items. It was the table and spot light a Dentist would pull out just over the patient. He could then have all his tools at hand during a procedure. Mixing old and new technology... I[....]
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Golden Mercury Glass X-Ray Chandelier

January 27, 2011 in Blog 1
It's not often that you find a matching collection of mercury glass shades. Trying to assemble a group of antique glass that actually match and will look good together is more difficult than you would think. The color, finish and condition all need to be consistent for it to work.[....]
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Striking French “Scialytique” 135 Mirror Lamp

January 7, 2011 in Blog 0
These rare French Scialytique operating room lamps are very difficult to find. We're always looking and were lucky to find a second example. The one pictured above is a tilting pendent with an impressive 22" diameter. There are 135 individual mirrors in addition to a very thick glass donut lens.[....]
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EarlyElectrics.com – Now 4 locations worldwide.

December 11, 2010 in Blog 2
Architects, Designers and Decorators have found us and we're making it easier for them. Nowadays you can find a Starbucks coffee shop on every corner. On the web EarlyElectrics.com is almost as easy to find. We just opened a new store front on VandM.com and are placing some of our[....]
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EarlyElectrics lights up “The Steampunk House” at Stella’s NY Pier Show

November 8, 2010 in Blog 4
Think Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. Think Frankenstein and Dr. Jekyll. Mix mad-scientist speculation with Victorian sensibility and throw in a bit of Sci-Fi. What do you have? Steampunk – one of the most fascinating design and lifestyle trends today. The Pier Show featured the first New York City Steampunk exhibit[....]
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Eren Berg Studios Introduces The Reflector Cage Lamp

November 2, 2010 in Blog 1
Industrial Cage lamps have become the hottest design trend. Eren Berg Studios has taken this style to a new level. We are introducing our latest table top lamp design. This elongated cage and turned wood handle is 13.5" tall and sits in front of a striking long oval nickel plated[....]
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TBD Design Studio chose our Custom Cage Lamp to light up their Southfork Kitchen project.

October 23, 2010 in Blog 3
Architects Joshua Weiselberg and Selin Erturk Semaan of New York's TBD Design Studio just unveiled their latest project. It's Long Island's newest restaurant, the Southfork Kitchen. To give the bar a nice warm glow they installed 8 Eren Berg Studios custom made cage lamps. Each lamp was fitted with an[....]
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Eren Berg Studios – Introducing two new lamps… The 6″ & 13″ Tubular Cage Pendent

September 11, 2010 in Blog 0
We are very excited to introduce these tubular lamps. They come in 2 sizes and are very versatile. They can be used in groups and hung as a chandelier, as a sconce or pendent. Their slim elongated look give it a very elegant look. The 6" lamp uses a standard[....]
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Eren Berg Studios introduces the Luxfer prism lamp

September 10, 2010 in Blog 2
. Eren Berg Studios introduces it's newest creations using real 1890's "Luxfer" prism glass. Luxfer glass is very collectable and best known for their association with Frank Lloyd Wright. He designed and held 41 prism glass patents. Our new design is a nod to this celebrated architect. Now two of[....]
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