Vintage Lava Lite/World and Fantasia For Sale

[Kris]

Hi all!  Cleaning out the house, it's been a long two years dealing with the circumstances and it's time to finally find these guys some new homes.  If anyone is interested, let me know.  Pics attached. 

I have the following for sale:

Fantasia Comet: Spray is clean, nice minimal if any wear - $160

Fantasia Glitter Graphics: Clean, nice, runs beautiful!  $100

Lava Lite Cosmic Drops Yellow: Never been used - Package is clear and intact.  Asking $140

Lava Lite Cosmic Drops Red: Never been used - Package has turned yellow and showing age. Asking $120

Lava World Int'.  Dark Start - Rare item here - This lamp can hang or sit on a table - Asking $360

Lava Lite Lumi Stix - Another rare item - Plug it in, put in the stix and they lite up, take them out and they go out.  Really cool.  - Asking $100

Lava Sculptered Electra - Blue/Blue - New, in the box (the box has seen much better days).  I have taken it out to test, all is well.  Asking $350

I am open to offers to move these guys.  Been here many years, easy to work with, honest and communicative.  Any questions, just let me know and I will be happy to answer them.  I can give you my number as well to text and chat if you would like.

[Michael]

Prices are a bit too high for me right now, sadly. But I am drooling looking at those cosmic drops! I had always wondered what their original packaging looked like. :)

[KS]

Hey do you still have any of these available?

[Jonas Clark-Elliott]

To anyone who hasn't seen one, the Darkstar throws a halo of prismatic, rainbow-like light which revolves. Pull the telescoping stem and mushroom cap all the way out and it'll shine around itself on a table or wall. Push it most of the way down and it shines on the ceiling. The reflective disk is reversible; one side projects a sunburst, the other an eight-point star. I'm very thankful I bought one of these back in the day, and in my opinion it is by far the coolest non-liquid lamp Lava ever made.

Kris, do the Cosmic Drops packaging proclaim them as "mystically musical" like the catalog page I have? Of course, they're not musical at all. They weren't hot sellers, despite being a really pretty iteration of the 1960s wire desk mobiles. The catalog, aimed at dealers, reads: Be the first to say, "I sold all of my cool Cosmic Drops! It's time to order more!"

[KS]

That really sounds epic, would you have any photos to share of the Dark Star lamp? I have never ever seen one of these in action or even a photo other than this one here. I have the lumistixs lamp pictured here that I snagged off of eBay a while back, and have never seen these anywhere else either- not even on google, maybe like two photos they had.

Jonas Clark-Elliott said:

To anyone who hasn't seen one, the Darkstar throws a halo of prismatic, rainbow-like light which revolves. Pull the telescoping stem and mushroom cap all the way out and it'll shine around itself on a table or wall. Push it most of the way down and it shines on the ceiling. The reflective disk is reversible; one side projects a sunburst, the other an eight-point star. I'm very thankful I bought one of these back in the day, and in my opinion it is by far the coolest non-liquid lamp Lava ever made.

Kris, do the Cosmic Drops packaging proclaim them as "mystically musical" like the catalog page I have? Of course, they're not musical at all. They weren't hot sellers, despite being a really pretty iteration of the 1960s wire desk mobiles. The catalog, aimed at dealers, reads: Be the first to say, "I sold all of my cool Cosmic Drops! It's time to order more!"

[Claude J]

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MagmaMan said:

That really sounds epic, would you have any photos to share of the Dark Star lamp? I have never ever seen one of these in action or even a photo other than this one here. I have the lumistixs lamp pictured here that I snagged off of eBay a while back, and have never seen these anywhere else either- not even on google, maybe like two photos they had.

Jonas Clark-Elliott said:

To anyone who hasn't seen one, the Darkstar throws a halo of prismatic, rainbow-like light which revolves. Pull the telescoping stem and mushroom cap all the way out and it'll shine around itself on a table or wall. Push it most of the way down and it shines on the ceiling. The reflective disk is reversible; one side projects a sunburst, the other an eight-point star. I'm very thankful I bought one of these back in the day, and in my opinion it is by far the coolest non-liquid lamp Lava ever made.

Kris, do the Cosmic Drops packaging proclaim them as "mystically musical" like the catalog page I have? Of course, they're not musical at all. They weren't hot sellers, despite being a really pretty iteration of the 1960s wire desk mobiles. The catalog, aimed at dealers, reads: Be the first to say, "I sold all of my cool Cosmic Drops! It's time to order more!"

[KS]

Claude, we been knew, lol.