Brass Art Nouveau Lamp Decorated With Glass Nuggets

This beautiful processing of a kerosene lamp was created in the workshops of the Vienna company R.DITMAR WIEN, which in its time specialized in the production of kerosene lamps. S...

These brass wall lamps will enchant you at first sight with their beautiful shape. If you are looking for original wall lamps in an interesting design that would become a decoration ...

This luxurious-looking chandelier dates back to the Art Nouveau period. You will be fascinated by the beautifully elaborate embossed base of its three-shoulder design together with t...

This luxurious-looking chandelier dates from the Art Nouveau period. You will be interested in its three-arm design together with glass shades in white. It is a beautiful and ostenta...

Let yourself be preserved every day with this representative chandelier made during the Art Nouveau period in the years 1910–1915. Its power consists of 12 large arms with lamps. The...

This beautiful processing of a figural kerosene lamp was created in the workshops of the Vienna company R.DITMAR WIEN, which in its time specialized in the production of kerosene lam...

Brass table lamp with embossed brass shade and colorful glass cabochons The lamp dates from around 1910. It shows an embossed maple leaf decoration in the foot area. The shade is c...

1920s table lamps in golden brass with decorated sandblasted Murano glass, ready to use; romantic floral decorations in transparency of sandblasted ...

A rare pair of lamps composed of clear art glass and very precise, intricate metal work with fine detail. Professionally restored and wired with solid brass hardware.

Art Nouveau brass table lamp with head at base and stone inserts on shade.

Ceramics table lamp made at "L. Hjort", Denmark in the 1930s. The base is made from stoneware and hand decorated with fruit branches and parrots motif in Art Nouveau style. Original socket mount in patinated brass. Mounted with white flax linen shade. Marked by maker underneath. In the 1850s at the island of Bornholm in Denmark the small terracotta factory "L. Hjort" specialized in producing terracotta earthenware items. The factory had great success internationally, and already by 1880 Hjorth's articles were sold in the big department stores of Paris, London and Berlin, and as far away as in Australia, New York and Sct. Thomas. The factory also participated in the big World Exhibitions in Altona 1869, London 1870 and 1874 as well as New Orleans 1885. One of Hjorths Fabrik's biggest successes and Denmark's first real stoneware series is the grey-brown stoneware. It is available as vases, jars, dishes, stands, tea and coffee sets, lamps, buttons, brooches, door signs...

An Art Nouveau brass oil lamp base converted for electricity. Late 19th Century. Very good original condition.