Utility Pole Streetlight Lamp
Remember being told to be home before the streetlights came on? Now you can relive those nostalgic memories anytime, from the comfort of home, by turning on this cool new Utility Pole Streetlight Lamp from designer Emil Oingle. This handcrafted lamp looks like an ultra-realistic, old, and weathered wooden utility pole with crossarm beams on top to hold the power lines, a clunky transformer on the back, a working streetlight on the side, and the usual peeled and worn flyers and posters stuck all around the unkempt, grassy base of the pole. It stands a sizable 18 inches tall, hides the light switch in the transformer, and uses watch batteries for power. It's perfect for a reading/desktop lamp, a bedside nightlight, a diorama prop, or just put it in the front window of your home and turn it on to alert your kids that it's time to come in for the night.Handcrafted lamp resembles a weathered utility pole with crossarms, transformer, streetlight, flyers, and a grassy base for a nostalgic, realistic look.
