GERALD THURSTON TABLE LAMPS FOR LIGHTOLIER GALLERY The items it produced were

The items it produced were generally of a high quality and a varied nature

An expressive abstract oil on Masonite—most probably from the 1950s

DREXEL was incorporated in 1903 in Drexel

Here daughter and master potter Christine Heyne established a new

GERALD THURSTON TABLE LAMPS FOR LIGHTOLIER GALLERY The items it produced wereA pair of classic 1950s era tripod table lamps designed by Gerald Thurston for LIGHTOLIER. This brass and wood tripod design was a popular format of the period and was produced in many variations. The shades are new. The patina is original. GERALD THURSTON earned an industrial design degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). While a student, he produced freelance designs for the Zenith Radio Corporation in Chicago (now Zenith