Pair of Frank Lloyd Wright-Style Oak & Mica Table Lamps, USA, circa 1980s A handsome pair of Frank Lloyd Wright–style table lamps crafted in solid oak with warm, richly figured grain, dating to the 1980s. Each lamp features a strongly architectural form with a stepped rectangular base and a central pier support, culminating in a geometric, faceted shade composed of translucent mica panels. When illuminated, the mica shades emit a warm amber glow, revealing natural variations and mineral inclusions that create a beautifully mottled, organic light—hallmarks of the Prairie School aesthetic. The design reflects Wright’s emphasis on horizontality, structure, and harmony with natural materials, recalling early 20th-century American Arts & Crafts lighting. Dimensions: 22 inches high x 21 inches wide x 14 inches deep. Base: 10 inches x 7 inches. Shade height: 16 inches from bottom of shade. Removable shade: 8 inches high x 21 inches wide x 14 inches deep. Rewired with inline switches for ease of use. Ideal for desks, consoles, or bedside use, this pair offers both sculptural presence and atmospheric lighting—perfect for interiors ranging from Craftsman and Prairie to modern organic settings.