After failing to license the "Apostrophe S-Hook" as a hardware solution to keep up with the time's, North Carolina-based designer, Janet Erwin started Jantone Studios as an identity for handmade goods along various places on the conceptual continuum, from tissue box covers to lamp works.
"find a new gear" lamp
Bicycle gear base with a cylindrical glass shade. When placing shade upright, its orange gear design element on the bottom locks into the metal gears to hold it in place. Placed downward, the shade sits directly on the base, with the orange gear design providing whimsical color. Takes standard bulbs. Rotary switch.
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"check engine light" lamp
Remember the good times of driving your old car, without having to find out what that light really means. Front panel snaps onto frame and is removable without tools for bulb replacement. Takes E26 7-watt bulbs, which are commonly available. Rotary switch.
"water your dreams" lamp
A vintage cast iron lawn sprinkler provides a sturdy base that keeps this lamp well planted. The shade is handmade using deckled paper, metal rivets, and original graphic design, and is easily removable. Solid brass shade holder. Floral steel cup. Takes E26 7-watt bulbs, which are commonly available. Rotary switch.
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