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Vintage 24.5" GE KWH Meter 3‑Way Lamp w/ Burlap Shade & Wood Base Works - Rare
Vintage 24.5" GE KWH Meter 3‑Way Lamp w/ Burlap Shade & Wood Base Works - Rare
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This is a one‑of‑a‑kind vintage 24.5" tall table lamp built around a working General Electric kilowatt‑hour meter.
The meter actually measures the electricity used by the lamp as it operates, making this both a functional light and a conversation‑piece industrial collectible.
The GE meter has a clear glass dome, intact dials, and original metal faceplate.
Lamp includes a 3‑way brass socket with a 50/100/150‑watt bulb installed.
Shade is burlap‑textured beige fabric, 14.25" diameter at the bottom, 12" at the top, and 12" tall.
The lamp sits on a solid wood base with “LINE” and “LOAD” terminals visible from the original meter housing. Base is 7" wide by 9" long by .80" tall.
Long brown 110V cord. Brass finial included. Total weight is 8 lbs 14 oz.
A striking blend of mid‑century electrical engineering and rustic décor. Fully tested and works great. See photos for detailed condition and meter readings.
Circa: 1960s
The meter actually measures the electricity used by the lamp as it operates, making this both a functional light and a conversation‑piece industrial collectible.
The GE meter has a clear glass dome, intact dials, and original metal faceplate.
Lamp includes a 3‑way brass socket with a 50/100/150‑watt bulb installed.
Shade is burlap‑textured beige fabric, 14.25" diameter at the bottom, 12" at the top, and 12" tall.
The lamp sits on a solid wood base with “LINE” and “LOAD” terminals visible from the original meter housing. Base is 7" wide by 9" long by .80" tall.
Long brown 110V cord. Brass finial included. Total weight is 8 lbs 14 oz.
A striking blend of mid‑century electrical engineering and rustic décor. Fully tested and works great. See photos for detailed condition and meter readings.
Circa: 1960s
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