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Emeralite lamps were first produced by an American company, H.G. McFaddin & Co in 1909 and continued in production for fifty years. They are brass or brass-plated desk lamps, often referred to as banker's lamps, with cased glass shades. Emeralite lamps are named for their distinctive curved bluish-green cased glass shades that are standard to many of their different styles of lamps. The cased glass shades are white opal glass on the inside with a layer of colored glass on the outside, and were imported from Czechoslovakia by the company. Emeralite lamps are easily identifiable as the base and shade both have identification tags.

Image click to enlarge and see more photos Part No. Circa Size Description Price Add to Cart Table Lamps TL624 1916- early 1930's Adjustable to 13" tall 8" wide 5" deep -Emeralite desk or piano lamp model 8734 AC -Made by H. G. McFaddin & Co. of New York -Original cased green shade -Polished brass components -Original Emeralite plate -Adjustable at shade and on bottom -Rewired $425.00