Mysterious Art Nouveau Bronze Dragonesque Panther Lamp with Nautilus Shell Shade

The flowing decorative spiralling vines arching upward and above the stylish patinated bronze base are fundamentals of the French Art Nouveau movement. These vines ultimately embrace a wonderful iridescent conch shell. The conch shell conceals a bulb that, when illuminated creates a warm soothing glow that would enhance any decor. The ensemble is a stunning vintage example of Art Nouveau period lighting...

Pair of bronze table lamps sitting on black marble bases in the shape of a nautilus shell.

This antique table lamp is unsigned, but presumed to have originated from Austria and date to approximately 1900 and done in the period Art Nouveau style. The lamp base is composed o...

A wonderfully unique possibly one of kind bronze lamp with an antique Handel art glass shade. Art Nouveau in style with winding and twisted vine climb...

An Art Nouveau table lamp cast in bronze with 3-arm spider and single Edison socket. The Art glass shade is 13" diameter with gold finish and white interior. Base is cast after the o...

French Art Nouveau bronze table lamp with glass shade signed GV de Croismare, from circa the 1920s. An adorable and large French bronze table lamp adorned with acanthus leaf scrolls and Rococo shell...