Vintage 1950s 60s Adjustable Gooseneck Brass Metal Floor Lamp Mid Century Atomic Era

ITEM: For your consideration we are presenting for sale a vintage dual gooseneck brass floor lamp. Circa '50s / '60s. Each of the bendable gooseneck stalks ends in a cone-shaped shade that is pierced to allow light to shine out from the holes when lit. There is a standard on/off rotary knob switch that is located midway up the vertical column; it allows for three-way functionality of the lamp - one twist lights up one socket, and second twist allows the other socket to light up independent of the first, and a third twist allows them to be lit together at the same time. We are uncertain as to the manufacturer of the lamp - it is unmarked. It'll make a great addition to any interior setting.

MEASUREMENTS: With the two gooseneck extensions in the full upright position and the shades pointed outwards, the lamp stands approx. 66" tall. From the bottom of the base to the on/off rotary switch is approx. 45" high. The two gooseneck extensions measure approx. 18" each in length. The conical shade each measure approx. 7.5" in length, and the opening of each shade is approx. 5" in diameter. The round brass base at the very bottom is approx. 12" in diameter.

CONDITIOIN: The lamp is in good vintage condition. There are few minor cosmetic flaws which we'll make mention of now. First off, there is a very small ding to the back side of one of the shades near the round screw (see photo). It is barely noticeable, and being that it is on the back side, you won't see it. The round base has a small, shallow ding as well, and some superficial scratch marks (again, see photos). Aside from that, it's in great shape - no other dings, dents, breaks, repairs, rust, oxidation, etc. The two gooseneck extensions hold their positions very well - they aren't loose in any way. The electrical wiring is in good shape - there are no frays, splits, brittle or exposed wires. The lamp is in fully-functioning, working order. Before long-term use, we always suggest having a licensed professional inspect the wiring just to be safe. Being sold "as-is" - if you have questions, we courage them prior to purchase - thanks for looking.