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Please help me understand the clearest way to increase and decrease density as well as stretchy lava in vintage lamps!

Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Aug 13, 2015. 1 Reply 0 Likes

Hi gang, it's been far too long! I have been busy collecting older lamps when I can and have a few that need help. I have two that have had the "chunky" lava issue that older lamps that have sat…Continue

Tags: PG, glycerine, Glycol, surface, tension.

AHHHH!!! Shaken Lava? Ruined?

Started this discussion. Last reply by kiramarie Sep 1, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes

Ok so... being OCD doesn't always pay off. My Regency had leaked from the cap (it's a refilled Regency, Salmon/Clear) and dripped some liquid down the side. I wanted to screw the cap tight when it…Continue

Tags: foggy, liquid, lava, shaken, help

Consort globe needed!

Started Aug 16, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes

Hi gang. I would like to complete my 1967 Expo lamp, otherwise known as the "Blue Magoo" lamp after having the seller break the original screen printed globe while wrapping it up a number of years…Continue

Tags: empty, expo., replacement, globe, vintage

Does anyone know who owns this lamp?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Erin Aug 15, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes

Hey all, I have been trying to do research on the earliest lava models and colors. I found this photo in my archive of lava pics mostly from ebay over the years. Jonas has been helping me and said…Continue

Tags: copper, century, rare, oil, vintage

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Something Interesting About Me:: Hi there, I am a collector of mid century electrinics, mainly lighting, clocks, radios, and LAVA LAMPS!

Where I Live:: New York City

My First Lava Lamp was:: A pink midnight was my first lamp becuase I was obsessed with my grandmothers red/yellow decorator which I though had truly trapped real lava from a volcano when I used to start at it as a kid.