Pair of Faux Malachite Lamps by Paul Hansen

Pair of lamps, each of fine lead crystal, cut in the Baccarat diamond design, in balustrade form, with bronze fittings, raised on round crystal plinth...

Pair of lamps by Baccarat, originally oil burning, each a handblown fluted glass column raised on square swirling glass base; silver giltwood base and fittings.

Pair of urn shaped glass lamps, in Baccarat style, of fluted and cross hatch glass, on square black veined marble base. By Warren Kessler.

Pair of porcelain lidded urns, in ginger jar form, decorated in a black and white toile hunt scene, on graduated giltwood base. Stock ID: D9365.

Unusual and rare pair of iron lamps, each having a base of a classical urn, "planted" with well articulated hyacinth style flowers, from their foliate base. Stock ID: D7330.

Fine pair of glass lamps, from the original Baccarat molds, by Paul Hanson; each a spiraling urn with gilt bronze scrolling handles, on round plinth cut in diamond pattern, on a base...

1950s crackled glass and brass with glass diffuser table lamp by Paul Hansen. Shade for photography only.

Gorgeous pair of faux malachite table lamps with black silk drum shades by Frederick Cooper Lamp Co. of Chicago, circa 1970s. With a definite Asia...

Love this pair of faux malachite urn lamps, made in Italy!!! I have this exact pair at my home! . The pottery is attributed to Bitossi, and was marketed in the US, by Frederick Cooper, Chicago. The lamps have been updated, with acrylic bases, rewired, and the brass cleaned. They can go with any number of design styles, where a “pop” of rich color is needed. I am not a professional photographer , so please ask a question...

a pair of modernist gilt bronze mounted malachite veneered table lamps.

A beautiful pair of polish brass and clear glass table lamps design by Hansen Lamps New York and made in Spain by Metalarte. The lamps show minor wear consistent with age (see detai...

A vintage pair of faux malachite wood vessel forms by the John-Richard brand converted into table lamps. This pair of lamps features a wood vessel faux painted as malachite, set atop a rectangular black painted wood base. There is a black painted wood cap covering the opening of the vessel. Each has been professionally converted into a lamp with new wiring. The lamp bodies themselves measure 13.25” high. From the John-Richard website, “John-Richard is a luxury home furnishings manufacturer based in Greenwood, MS known for exceptional design in furniture, lighting. Design is at the heart of John-Richard. We are inspired by history, provenance, great foreign cultures, exotic materials and finishes as well as the particular talents of superb artisans. John-Richard was formed in 1980 as a sideline business to one of the largest retail furniture operations in the Mississippi Delta.”.