::: Crestworth Product Lineup in the 1970s. :::
1970s Fibre-Optic Range & Other Products Lineup.
In the 1970s, Crestworth also expanded and created a line of fibre optic lamps, there are many designs and they all have the Crestworth charm and design flare. 1970s Fibre Optic Range Included.: Phantom Lite, Super Phantom, Supplementary Base, Snowflake, Crystalite (Marked Discontinued), Flowerlite.
:::::: A Detailed look at the Crestworth Phantom Lite. ::::::
One of the most commonly found Crestworth fibre optics aside from the Galaxy, is the Crestworth Phantom Lite. It originally shipped in a pink box with a small diagram of the lamp on the top with the words Phantom Lite written at the top. The base is made features a copper finish and the fibre optics slot into the hole at the top. The Crestworth Phantom lite is a wonderful product. Thank you to my friend Jerome for pictures of his Phantom Lite, displayed below. Please see lamp, original box and packaging. To create the Super Phantom, Crestworth created a special base for the Phantom Lite, which turned the base into a sphere.
The image assortment below shows a wide range of images that relate to the Crestworth Phantom Lite. Firstly there is the copper base, this contains the motor, colour wheel and light fitting which powers the entire fibre optic light. The next shot shows the lamp switched on with the fibre optic spray placed into the slot at the center of the lamp's base. Further images on the right show the product with the original packaging box and the lamp with the spray mounted. The Phantom Lite is a very beautiful light when switched on and can produce some stunning lighting effects. Please see images below.
The beauty of the Phantom Lite is of course when it is displayed in the dark. The image assortment below show the wonderful lighting patterns and kinetic effects produced by the Phantom Lite. Please see the images below.
This further image below shows more of stunning kinetic lighting effect produced by the Crestworth Phantom Lite. Please see the image assortment below:
The Crestworth Phantom Lite shipped in a pink box with simple graphics, the images below show the graphic placed on the side of the product's box. Further to this Crestworth Ltd has been stamped on the side of the box. The simple illustration is in many ways very iconic of fibre optic lamps of this period and is a very simple yet elegant way of describing the lamp. Please see images below:
:::::: Crestworth Flowerlite. ::::::
The Flowerlite is a stunning Crestworth lamp that was manufactured from the same dark smokey perspex as the the Crestworth Galaxy, however features plastic fibre-optic flowers which rotate in a circular fashion. The flowers change colour as they rotate within the dark plastic casing. A real vintage piece and very few have been seen, unlike the galaxy it has a cylindrical form. The height is appox 15 inches and the diameter is about 9 inches approx.
:::::: Crestworth Twiggy. ::::::
Twiggy is described as "THE SENSATIONAL ALL-PURPOSE LAMP." Think of any situation where a flexible all purpose lamp could be used, then think of Twiggy. Twiggy is one of the very rarest Crestworth products. It is essentially an all purpose lamp with extreme functionality as you can keep on constantly changing the position and the form of the lamp by adjusting it. One can seek knowledge from the patent that was created for Twiggy.
However recently the owner and founder of the beautiful Flying Duck Retro Storethat once traded in London, placed a Twiggy lamp for sale. Below one can see a the patent diagram for Twiggy, a real life model and of course the fabulous and unique Flying Duck Store. A big thank you goes to Carolyn from Flying Duck who kindly emailed in and took some lovely pictures of the Twiggy.
Click on the image below to enter a special webpage dedicated to the Crestworth Twiggy.
:::::: Aromalite ::::::
Aromalite - 2 versions were made on featured a oil well the other used a shallow well where one placed an aroma filled pad. Earlier models were cylindrical in design. A later version can be seen below.
A later version of the Crestworth Aromalite has also appeared. Unlike earlier versions which have a cylindrical shaped glass shade this particular model features a spherical piece of glass. This is the only version to date that has been of this model and furthermore it is not known if the wiring and switch components are original. Please see the images below for reference.
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Special Gallery: Crestworth Galaxy Photo Montage.
Special Gallery: Crestworth Phantom Lite.
Special Gallery: Mathmos Initial Modern Range.