Pair of Anglo Indian Etched Hurricane Lamps
Located in New York, NY
Pair of circa 1960's Anglo-Indian mahogany and etched glass hurricane lamps with glass bead insets.
Vintage 1960s Indian Table Lamps
Glass
Pair of Anglo Indian Etched Hurricane Lamps
Located in New York, NY
Pair of circa 1960's Anglo-Indian mahogany and etched glass hurricane lamps with glass bead insets.
Glass
Pair of Anglo-Indian Two-Light Sconces with Hurricane Shades
Located in New York, NY
Each with carved hardwood shell-form backplate issuing two brass outward scrolling candlers fitted with bell-shaped clear glass hurricane shades.
Brass
Pair of Cranberry Painted Glass Hurricane Shade Wall Sconces
Located in Heath, MA
An unusual pair of cranberry colored hand blown glass sconce shades hand painted with a floral relief motif. These circa 1920 Anglo-Indian shades feature delicate ruffling on the rim...
Brass
Pair of Anglo Indian Hurricane Candlesticks on Wood Bases
Located in Palm Beach, FL
Lofty pair of British colonial candlesticks featuring hand blown hurricane shades with etched floral designs on bases having bone cuffs and carved and ebonized hardwood in classic form.
Blown Glass
Pair of Anglo-Indian Two-Light Hurricane Sconces
Located in Locust Valley, NY
Pair of Anglo-Indian two-light hurricane sconces with wood shell motif base and scrolled brass arms.
Wood
Pair of Anglo-Indian Brass and Etched Glass Globe Hurricane Sconces
Located in Southampton, NY
Pair of Anglo-Indian Brass and Etched Glass Globes Hurricane Sconces
Pair of Anglo-Indian Etched Hurricane Candleholders
Located in New York, NY
Pair of 1950’s English etched candle holders with pedestal base and Greek key motif. Measurements: Height: 16.75″ Diameter: 8″
Glass, Blown Glass
Pair of David Duncan Boissy Sconces with Etched Blue Hurricane Shades
Located in New York, NY
A pair of antique hand-carved mahogany Anglo Indian styled backplates with patinated brass sconce fittings and etched blue glass hurricane shades.
Brass
Pair of British Colonial Style Etched Glass Hurricane Shades
Located in Palm Beach, FL
Striking pair of Anglo Indian style hand blown glass hurricane shades with classic form featuring sparkling etched stars all around.
Glass
PAIR ANGLO-INDIAN HURRICANE SHADE SCONCES
Located in Woodbury, CT
HAND CARVED IN THE ROUND HARD WOOD BACK PLATE, 2 SOLID BRASS ARMS FROM A CENTRAL BRASS DISC HOLDS 2 CUT GLASS HURRICANE SHADES.PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US DIRECTLY BY USING TH...
Brass
Single Large Anglo-Indian Style Hurricane on a Bronze Base with Silver Finish
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A single large Anglo-Indian style Hurricane featuring scalloped edges and etched decoration on a bronze base with an antique silver finish.
Bronze
Anglo Indian style sconces with frosted hurricane shades
Located in New York, NY
Anglo Indian style nickeled brass one light sconces with large scale frosted hurricane shades.
Glass
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H 24 in W 6 in D 9.5 in
Pair of 20th Century Anglo-Indian Single Arm Shell Sconces with Hurricanes
Located in Atlanta, GA
Pair of 20th century Anglo-Indian brass single arm shell sconces with hurricane globes, custom hand painted finish.
Brass
Pair of 20th Century Anglo-Indian Two Arm Shell Sconces with Hurricanes
Located in Atlanta, GA
Pair of 20th century Anglo-Indian brass two arm shell sconces with hurricane globes, custom hand painted finish.
Brass
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H 20.25 in W 6.25 in D 11.5 in
20th Century Anglo-Indian Shell Back One-Arm Sconces with Hurricane Shades, Pair
Located in Atlanta, GA
Pair of 20th century Anglo-Indian shell back one-arm sconces with hurricane shades.
Brass
Pair of Silver Plate Hurricane Sconces
Located in Canton, MA
A pair of silver plate hurricane sconces. Oval backplate with an arm made of delicate squared tubing extending out and down from the top of the backplate. A simple cup holds a cut gl...
Silver Plate
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