Perhaps no manufacturers lamps are so readily identifiable as those of Esco-Lite. The Los Angeles company invariably pursued a "vegetative" theme, sculpting plants and leaves into elegant TV lamps. Their lamps are typically small to medium in size, and adorned with gold detailing.

	value:  rarity: One of their less common lamps, this leaf has airbrushed color with hand painted gold accents.
	The Esco-Lite label is present, but there's not much left of it.
	value:  rarity: Using the same colors as the previous lamp, this one has a vase-like shape and is larger.
	No Esco-Lite label on this one, but has the name stamped on the felt bottom.
	value:  rarity: This abstract Esco-Lite plant lamp is a knockout! Photos courtesy of Robert, Montreal Canada.
	Rather than the more common Underwriter's Laboratories label, the lamp pictured above meets the approval of the Canadian equivalent, the CSA.
	Same lamp as above, this time in green.
	The back view of the Esco-Lite lamp.
	value:  rarity: Probably the most common Esco-Lite lamp, this lilly is found in several color variations. Similar lamps are also found with other manufacturer's markings. So similar, in fact, that I wonder if Esco-Lite changed their name at some point, or perhaps produced ceramics for other companies.
	Same lamp as above, but in a rich shade of green. Photo courtesy of Lucy, San Luis Obispo, California.
	This uncommon chartreuse lilly is made even more collectible because of the label on it's base. Photos courtesy of Lauren Fraser/dig*retro, Tustin, California.
	On the back of this lamps base is "CITY OF L.A. APPROVED, BUILDING 8 SAFETY". The significance of this label is unknown, but certainly interesting! I'd appreciate hearing any ideas regarding the meaning of this label. It can be better viewed in close-up.
	A rather odd color, this is the Esco-Lite Lilly in gray.
	value:  rarity: This is certainly one of the least common Esco-Lite TV lamps. Photos courtesy of Sam from Highland Village, Texas.
	Back view.
	value:  rarity: Staying true to their vegetative theme, this Esco-Lite is in the form of some sort of broad-leaf plant. Photos courtesy of eBay seller foundfunk.
	Back view.