This light started our journey in making one off tripod lights and was designed using a vintage street light, which we saved from a salvage yard in Johannesburg.  We mounted it on an antique theodolite tripod, which was sourced through a local auction house.

This light was designed using an antique photographic enlarger which we converted into a light, sourced from a salvage yard in Johannesburg.  This light is mounted on a vintage surveyor’s tripod.

This light was created by mounting a vintage 1950's Ford headlight, on an antique, Swiss made, Kern tripod.

This light consists of a 1950’s art deco Bantam theatre light, which was sourced in Johannesburg, which has been mounted on an antique theodolite wooden tripod.

This light is a conversion piece, and consists of a vintage 1950’s Tilley Gas Floodlight which we have converted into an electric light.  The light was sourced in Johannesburg and has been mounted on an antique fixed leg Surveyor’s tripod.

This light is unique in our collection, and we found this very unusual enamel shade on one of our junking excursions and we paired it with an antique fixed leg surveyor’s tripod.

This light was created using a 1950's vintage Furse theatre light, which has been mounted on an antique surveyor's tripod.
 

This light has been designed using an antique photographic enlarger, which we have converted into a light. It has been mounted on a vintage photograper’s tripod.

This light retails for R6 800.

This light was created by converting a 1960's antique General Electric fan heater into a light and mounting it on a vintage surveyor's tripod.

This 1950's vintage Art Deco Collaro louvre fan heater, has been converted into a light and has been mounted on an antique German surveyor's tripod.

This 1950's Strand Pattern 23 theatre light has been mounted on a vintage surveyor's tripod.  We have left the original paint and patina on this light as it adds to it's personality and charm.

This unique light has been created using a rare 1950's Major Fresnel movie spot light, which we have mounted on an antique, German made, Carl Zeiss, surveyor's tripod.

This industrial style light has been created using a vintage 1960's Strand Pattern 137 theatre spit light, which we have mounted on an antique, Swiss made, Kern surveyor's tripod.

If you are interested in purchasing this light, you can visit Orejen's showroom (24, 5th Street, Linden, Johannesburg), alternatively you can contact us directly.

This light retails for R8 500.

This light was created using a vintage 1960's Strand Platt 223 Fresnel theatre light, which we mounted in a fixed leg antique surveyor's theodolite tripod.

This light consists of a vintage Siemens porcelain gas station light, which we have mounted on an antique surveyor's tripod.

This light consists of a very rare 1920's Furse theatre light, which has had minimal refurbishment and has been mounted on an antique surveyor's tripod. 

This light retails for R13 000

This light consists of a rare vintage Major stage spotlight circa 1950's, which we have mounted on an antique surevyor's wooden tripod.

This light retails for R10 800.

This light consists of a vintage Major theatre spotlight, circa 1950's, mounted on an antique surveyor's tripod.

This light retails for R9 800.

This unique light was made by pairing a refurbished 1950's General Electric fan heater with an antique Cooke Throughton Simms surveyors tripod.

A rare vintage enamel General electric floodlight, mounted on an antique surveyor's wooden tripod.

This stunning light has been created mounting a vintage gas floodlight onto an antique German surveyors tripod.

We have converted a vintage Xpeliar industrial wall mounted heater into a functional light and mounted it on this very unique antique surveyors tripod with the most incredible brass details

This light has been created by mounting an authentic vintage enamel factory light on an antique surveyor's tripod.

This light has been created using a vintage floodlight, circa 1960's, which we have mounted on an antique wooden fixed leg surveyor's tripod.

This light has been created, using an antique Tilley Flood light circa 1940's, which we have mounted on a vintage wooden surveyor's tripod.

This light has been created by combining a vintage Meopta photographic enlarger which we have mounted on an antique Hall Brothers surveyors tripod.  This is truly one of a kind!

This unique light is made by combining an old Hanovia Sollux heat lamp, which we have mounted on an antique Kern surveyors tripod.   A real statement piece.

This light has been created by mounting an authentic vintage Arnold & Richter Muenchen photographic theatre light on an antique Kern surveyors tripod.

This light has been created by mounting an industrial General Electric fan heater (which we have converted into a light), on an antique surveyors tripod.

This unique green enamel floodlight, circa 1950's, with the original curved glass and in awesome condition given it's age, has been mounted on an antique surveyor's tripod.  This is an absolute beauty and is a true statement piece.

This light has been created, by converting a 1950's Tilley Hendon paraffin lamp, with the original split glass, into an electrical light.  We have mounted it on an antique, wood and brass surveyor's tripod.

This incredibly rare 1950's ESSCO railway light with original glass, has been mounted on on an antique surveyor's tripod. We have managed to source 2 of the exact same lights and we therefore have a matching pair

A matching pair of Art Deco movie lights. circa 1960's, which have been mounted on a pair of authentic antique surveyor's tripods. 

 We very seldom find the same lights and similar tripods, so this pair is very unique as we are selling them as a matching pair.

This light has been created, by mounting a WWII Navy Ships light, onto an antique surveyor’s tripod.

This light has been made using a vintage Arnold & Richter Photographic light with Barn doors, which we have mounted on an antique German Fennel Kassel surveyor’s Tripod.

An original military search light, circa 1960 which has been mounted on wooden surveyor’s tripod.

An original Hot point space heater, circa 1950’s, which we have converted into a fully functional lamp and mounted on an antique wooden telescopic tripod.

This authentic sold brass Francis and Son’s ships Light, circa 1950’s, has been mounted on an antique wooden telescopic tripod.

An authentic chrome Francis and Son’s ships Search Light, which has been mounted on an antique wooden surveyor’s tripod.

This large solid Brass authentic Francis and Son’s Ships search light, circa 1960’s, which we have mounted on an antique wooden surveyor’s tripod.