Gooseneck lamps, characterized by their flexible, adjustable necks, became popular in the early 20th century for their versatility in providing focused light. These lamps were commonly used in industrial settings, offices, and homes, offering task lighting for reading, writing, and other activities. The design allowed users to direct the light precisely where it was needed, making them a practical and functional addition to any workspace.
Many gooseneck lamps from this era feature cast iron or steel bases and shades, reflecting the industrial aesthetic of the time. the flexibility of the gooseneck was achieved through a series of interlocking metal segments, allowing for a wide range of adjustability.
This lamp was made between 1920-1940 which makes it all the more impressive that it still works.
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