I have a very nice floorstanding lamp which I would be interested to know more about - It's manufactured in England by the "Architectural Lighting Ltd" and is an "E S Reflector Lamp" apparently, but I can't find any info about it on the net. I'm curious as to when it was manufactured etc etc.

It is very nicely designed and screwed together, in fact it actually looks lovingly handmade. It has a turned aluminium base and a curious switch design made from a single piece of milled aluminium. Hard to photograph when lit but looks great - The light pours out of the rear of the shade as well as the front and creates a very nice lighting effect. 

I also think the design compliments a "Bang & Olufsen home" very well!

Anyone seen these before?

 

Inside bulb housing:

 

Switch:

Turned Base (hard to see the grain):

Token beo-shot :

 

:)

I am sure we had a thread like this some time in this past decade 

Not sure it was the same lamp :) but I do recall a discussion similar to yours !

Don't you just hate it when that happens.... Haha!

I seem to remember something similar now you come to mention it...

Someone must tell Llewelyn that his Beovision Avant in his "Bang & Olufsen home"  looks a little bit strange (second picture)...

Nice lamp by the way... But my design knowledge can't help here.

Haha! Mostly, not entire Bang & Olufsen (yet), I am working on justifying the purchase of a B&O LCD/Plasma TV but I'm not there yet so the Loewe Avant (ahem) will have to do in the meantime! I think the lamp is by the architect/designer Peter Nelson according to some info I found earlier but it's all quite vague!