Large 1970s Star Lite Lava Lamp

An original Star Lite vintage lava lamp from 1976. Pin dot base illuminates and the wax bubbles and gloops away.  Condition is excellent. 

Online rocker switch. Takes a standard 40 w small base bulb 

14” 

From Wiki

British entrepreneur Edward Craven Walker had the idea for the lava lamp in 1963 after watching a homemade egg timer, made from a cocktail shaker filled with liquids, as it bubbled on a stovetop in a pub. He hired British inventor David George Smith to develop the device and the chemical formula it required. Craven Walker's company, Crestworth, was based in Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom. He named the lamp "Astro" and had variations such as the "Astro Mini" and the "Astro Coach" lantern. In 1965, Adolph Wertheimer and Hy Spector were intrigued by Walker's product when they saw it at a German trade show. They bought the American rights and began the Lava Manufacturing Corporation in Chicago to sell what they called the Lava Lite Lamp in the 1970s.