contest started 8/22/97... contest stopped 8/22/98 bandwith cost to much... contest restarted 6/12/08
contest started 8/22/97... contest stopped 8/22/98 bandwith cost to much... contest restarted 6/12/08
To enter the contest just Email (bill@findgreatstuff.com) a description of the lamp and attach a photo to the email message. The attached photo should be in the file format of .jpg (Joint Photographic Experts Group). The size should be no bigger than 72 dpi and not more than 8 inches. Or you could just use snail mail. Send a photo and description to Great Stuff, 277 Church Rd, Medford, NJ, 08055. Include a stamped self-addressed envelope if you want the photo returned.
The best or worst of the ugliest...
Click to Enlarge   This lamp is 4 feet tall. It was painstakingly handmade by a woman in Gatlinburg, TN and was given to Art as a gift. She said it would help keep him company during the long lonely winter nights. Lamp added 3/20/98 | |
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Click to Enlarge  Pierre found that nice looking lamp at his local grocery store (Equivalent to Seven-Eleven in Quebec). It was used to advertise a new cigarette brand. Pretty "cute" indeed !!! Lamp added 9/20/97 | |
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Click to Enlarge  Killer's lamp is made from shells, glass, a tire rim, and other sundry items. It's a killer, Killer. Lamp added 5/7/97 | |
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Click to Enlarge  The Elvis Lamp has been a fixture in Dylans office for years now. First appearing in his office at Apple Computer, then moving on with him to his office at Adobe Systems. The Elvis lamp has become world-famous and a regular on many video conferences world-wide. His Elvis Lamp was purchased in Seattle at Ruby Montana's Pinto Pony. Lamp added 10/17/97 | |
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Click to Enlarge  Here is a nice pic of Dave's favorite piece of office furniture. Made out of17 various coloured low density disks and a bit of glue, it lights up his day with a soft green glow. The cord runs into the base through the slider on the bottom disk and up through a hole in the center of the top disk. Voted "Best use of old crap in the office". Lamp added 12/19/97 | |
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Click to Enlarge  This lamp has been passed around in Jeanne's family for almost twenty years; it is usually kept in a closet for a couple of years and then, after everyone has forgotten about it, sent as a gift to a lucky, unsuspecting
relative. Lamp added 3/14/98 | |
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