The 1990s saw the lava lamp revive in sales and popularity in the USA and Lava which had been purchased by Haggerty Enterprises continued to produce the lamps in Chicago in the final chapter of the history of the Lava Lite. To see more about each model click on a lamp below:

www.hippielight.com : Midnight, Silver Streak, Princess, Enchantress, Electric & Starship.

In the 1990s, 32 oz were a big part of Lava's product lineup whilst the Century and the Aristocrat led the way with 52 oz globes, The 32 oz was used in the Midnight, Silver Streak, Princess, Enchantress and Electric Models. It was also used in the Starship and Wizard lineup.

The Midnight was extremely popular in the USA, dressed in black and in a wide range of colour combinations, it became a source of fascination for collectors who built Midnight rainbows. The Princess was essentially a white version of the Midnight, Electric featured coloured bases, Silver Streak offered a silver modern finish. The Enchantress was one of the few vintage Lava lamps that Haggerty continued to produce. You remember its sister product the iconic and amazing Enchantress Planter which featured a dish with decorative foliage.

All these lamps were filled in the USA, can you say that about your lamp? If yes, then you will know it flows like the originals. Produced over ten years ago, these lamps made in Chicago are not forgotten. Which one is your favourite?

Below: The Starship Series was Lava's rocket inspired lamp, utilising the 32oz bottle. It was featured in a black finish and a silver polished finish. Please see the images below for more details ... They sold for $58.90 each.

5402: Black Base: Red/ Yellow
5403: Black Base: White/ Blue
5420: Black Base: White/ Lavender
5421: Black Base: Royal Red/ Purple
5425: Black Base: Yellow/ Purple

5603: Silver Base: White/ Blue
5620: Silver Base: White/ Lavender
5624: Silver Base: Yellow/ Blue
5625: Silver Base: Yellow/ Purple
5626: Silver Base: White/ Red

::: Thank you to Bohdan Rudy for kindly donating the images shown on this page :::

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