A striking early 20th-century surveyor’s tripod, thoughtfully converted into a sculptural floor lamp. This piece retains its original solid wood construction—likely oak—with beautifully aged patina and substantial brass hardware throughout. The tripod features its original adjustable legs with brass fittings and a central mounting plate, now supporting a single socket. The proportions and stance give it a strong architectural presence, making it both a functional light source and a statement piece. The wood shows natural wear consistent with age and use, adding to its character. Brass elements have developed a warm, time-earned patina. Lamp is in working order; shade not included, allowing for customization to suit your space. Ideal for interiors that blend industrial, rustic, or modern design. A rare example of early surveying equipment repurposed with sensitivity, preserving its original character while adapting it for contemporary interiors. Dimensions: Height to socket: 61” Height to brass ring: 56.5” Condition: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Minor surface marks and patina throughout. Structurally sound and stable.