Antique French Theater Spotlight Floor Lamp, 1950s A.E. Cremer Paris Baby Spot on Antique Eastman Kodak Tripod

A.E. Cremer Paris Baby Theater Spotlight on Antique Wooden Eastman Kodak Tripod
Industrial Floor Lamp | French Cinema Lighting | Film Studio Spotlight | Mid-Century Design

Bring the glamour of mid-century French cinema into your interior with this rare 1950s A.E. Cremer Paris Baby spotlight. Originally crafted in Paris for theatrical and studio lighting, this authentic vintage spotlight has been carefully repurposed and mounted on an antique wooden photography tripod, transforming it into a striking industrial floor lamp with timeless character.

This piece combines French design history, cinematic heritage, and functional lighting, making it perfect for loft interiors, creative studios, restaurants, boutiques, or sophisticated home décor.

Because this is an original vintage theater lamp, subtle signs of age and use may be present, adding to its authenticity and unique story.

✨ Restoration & Functionality:
- The spotlight has been carefully restored and professionally rewired for modern use.

Features include:
- Original Hammered Gray paint
- E27 socket
- approximately 2 meters (79 in) electrical cord
- inline switch and EU plug
- compatible with LED or traditional bulbs
- light bulb included
- The spotlight retains its original Clear convex lens, producing a beautiful focused beam of light.
- A top access door allows easy bulb replacement while preserving the lamp’s original design.

🔦 Spotlight Details:
- Make: A.E. Cremer Paris
- Model: Baby Spotlight
- Production Period: 1950s
- Origin: Paris, France

Spotlight Dimensions:
25 × 18 × 17 cm
9.8 × 7.1 × 6.7 inches

Antique Wooden Tripod:
A very old Tripod made by Eastman Kodak. Dates back to circa 1910s. 
Material: Wood with brass inlays. 
All stamps are still visible on the Tripod.

Spotlight + tripod together is adjustable in Height:
100 – 130 cm
39.4 – 51.2 inches

💡 Perfect For
Industrial or vintage interiors
Mid-century modern spaces
Creative studios and galleries
Restaurants, bars, and boutique hotels
Film and photography enthusiasts
Statement lighting in designer homes