I just found 2 large rain lamps by Creators. They are the swag 'Shower Lite' model. They both need extensive restoring. One I'm almost finished with. They're both different versions of the 3 Graces.

View full-size for detail. Info by numbers-- all lamps by Creators' Lamp Co. unless noted. All models made in both table and swag styles unless noted. Those marked * are lamps I really hope to find.

1-11: earliest style small model, metal end covers. All have vertical-only lines. Table and swag versions including:

1-- Venus, table, Antique Bronze, tulip bands. (missing flowers)

2-- Venus, table, copper, plain. *

3-- Venus, table, Antique White-Gold, tulip bands. (missing flowers)

4-- Venus, table, Bronze, tulip bands. *

5-- Venus, swag, Antique White-Gold, narrow rope bands. *

6-- Same as 5, less white/more gold version of finish, tulip bands.

7-- Oriental, table, Chinese red, tulip bands.

8-- Oriental, swag, Chinese red, tulip bands. (May be getting this one soon)

9-- Oriental, swag, Antique White-Gold w/ verde-blue tulip bands. *

10-- Oriental, table, Chinese green, tulip bands. *

11-- Don Juan, swag, Antique Bronze, wide rope bands. (note pointed bottom cover & spiral columns) *

12-- Hybrid big/small: Venus, swag, Antique Bronze, later-style filigree decorations & later style bottom cover.

13-- Hybrid big/small: Venus, table, Antique White-Gold, earlier-style tulip bands, swag chain.

14-18: Mid- and late-style w/ single central column, offset miniature light bulb.

14-- Graces, bowl top, swag, gilt (two instead of normal three goddesses - missing flowers)

15-- Venus, bowl top, table, pale gold.

16-- Storm Children, bowl top, table, gilt. (missing flowers)

The following two have diagonal-only lines:

17-- Old Country Mill, table, Bronze. *

18-- Venus, swag, Bronze. *

19-22: Rain clocks made by Creators with MasterCrafters. Straight-only lines.

19-- Late style w/ filigree, table, Antique Bronze.

20-- Late style w/ filigree, swag, White-Gold.

21-- Very plain small round, gold, table, missing flowers.

22-- Rectangular, gold, missing flowers. (also in textured gold, w/ or w/o Old Country Mill)

23-- Small-size plain chrome w/ clear statue, by Johnson Industries. Metal end covers. *

24-- Family campfire w/ flickering fire, large size, swag, black/gold. (diagonal criss-cross lines)

Figures used in Creators models over the years include, not all pictured here- (those in quotes are official model names)

"Diana" (upright goddess holding robe to chest)

"Venus" (leaning goddess holding robe over legs - chrome models have clear cast resin Venus)

"Three Graces" (three goddesses, facing out from center - bowl-top model has two goddesses)

"Storm Children" (boy & girl under umbrella)

"Dancing in the Rain" (couple dancing - figure revolves)

Dancing in the Rain gazebo (smaller couple revolving inside gazebo)

"Swinging in the Rain" (guy & girl on moving swing)

Fishing (man w/ pole sways side-to-side, also kid & dog)

Camping (man, woman, boy, girl, dog around clear cast resin campfire, flickering light inside fire)

Angel/Cherub (gilt cherub w/ wings)

"Water Lady" (goddess pouring oil from jug)

"Old Country Mill" (house w/ mill wheel, wheel spins as oil flows over)

Sailboat (sailboat w/ man rocks)

Oriental (Chinese lady in robes, holding basket or bowl of flowers)

"Clock" (MasterCrafters electric clock)

"Don Juan" (classic Don Juan statue w/ sword - many of these have faux wood columns)

Statue of Liberty (blue-colored, holding candelabra-base lamp socket)

Woman with Dog (standing woman with dog standing beside)

Wedding Couple (used in extra-short wedding cake lamp - two different couples known)

are thies your lamps?

Oddly - the two rain lamps I own are conspicuously absent from the photo montage.   Where's the love?

"Creators" was originally its own company, then later became a division of Haggerty.

No, I don't own these. Jim, the lamps shown are a tiny fraction of the models produced by Creators; these are simply the models I still want to find someday. Nearly all of these are the smallest sizes they made.

And right, Wiz - in the 60s and 70s, Lava was the parent company as "Lava-Simplex Internationale," with three firms: Lava Corp., Timette (clocks) and Simplex (cameras). In the 80s and 90s, Lava retained the Lava-Simplex name and became a division of Haggerty Enterprises along with Creators' (Shower-Lites) and Hobby Hill (picture lights - the cylindrical lamps you mount over a painting or inside a china cabinet).

And of course in the 90s with Creators out, you also had Exotic Sands, Inc.

I got a rain lamp tonight that is similar to #17 but has the Venus figure. :)

I have the Rain lamp pictuered above # 8, "oriental lady holding a bowl of flowers" it appears to be in excellant condition if not mint condition. Does anybody know the value of it? 

Where can you get replacement pumps for these?  When I got mine the pump was brittle and broken.  Any info would be greatly appreciated.  It is the small chrome bottom and top with clear goddess lamp.

Thinking about creating a modern minimalist version of these.. 

I like the TImettes

I also like the one (Absent form pictures) of the elephant with palm trees.

The others,. Meh

I've always had a serious liking for these lamps until I purchased one and noticed dust and pet hair stick to them like flies to glue strips so it was given away.  I miss my rain lamp. When I was a kid my parents frequented a SIZZLER SteakHouse and they had several of these lamps throughout the restaurant.  I could have cared less about SIZZLER'S Steak and Shrimp special and only wanted to tag along so I could these magical lamps again.  Such wonderful memories. Always managed to keep me well behaved.  Then I would get home and beg for something to eat because all my time was spent mesmerized. I also miss SIZZLER SteakHouse.

I picked up a really cheap feeling rain lamp for $15 recently.  These lamps are usually heavy, no?