Antique Harps

mountains. Single standard socket, needs harp.

Antique French cast iron fireback from the Louis XVI period with the typical images such as a harp

Large framed sampler, worked by Jane Harper and dated 1848, with alphabet over central biblical

way light bulb. Height to socket, 20" inches. Includes brass harp and Lucite finial.   

pattern, circa 1910s-1920s. Measure: Height to socket 16" (40cm) Height to harp 23" (58cm) Width 6

an article by Cornelia W. Conant for Harper's Magazine in 1885. Because of similarities in their

exclude harp and shade, which are not included and are shown for illustration purposes only.

and sheet music”, 52x69 cm “Guitar, mandola, jug, peaches and score”, 51x68 cm “Still life with harp

features a beautiful lady elegantly dressed, standing in a boat at sea with a woman playing the harp behind

. The Bubble Series, shot for Harper’s Bazaar in Paris, 1963 is one of the most iconic fashion images of

;auxiliary" to a Harper's Weekly staff artist (probably Theodore R. Davis). After the war Brown lived

dogs), one on each side of the body, which has been lamped and fitted with a bronze harp. It is in fine

dealers. In 1873, Frenzeny, one of the more well-known illustrators of Harper's Weekly, undertook a

horn and harp on one side and a torch and arrows on the other.

harp Rectangular shade: Bottom 19" W x 11" D x 12" H. Top 16.5" W x 10" D.

with harp legs and turned center stretcher. Recently refinished French polish. 40" - 62 1/2"L x 27 3

is to top of harp.

, wood lid, single bulb housing, harp and lapis lazuli finial, circa 1850. Lamp: 31-1/2” high 9-1/2” in

ready to use. The height listed is including the lamp shade harp.

An all original pair of Empire three arm candelabras made into lamps. The beautiful harps on bases

ARTHUR BURDETT FROST Harper’s Weekly Harper & Brothers New York, 1904 Hand-colored Halftone

". with the base and socket 16" a full harp would make it about 22"

included. Height to top of brass, will be tall when harp and shade are added.

, wood lid, single bulb housing, harp and lapis lazuli finial. Vase, circa 1850. Measures: Lamp 31-1/2

. She is playing a harp accented in gold. Additional gold accents dance across the figural lamp. The

Italian Carved & Painted Vintage Draped Urn Lamp. Note: Height given to top of shade harp (39h

stylized center of an etched flower. Metal crown; bottom cast fitting; brass harp with cherub. Details are

did illustration work for Life, Harper's and Scribner's magazines. Five years later, in 1898, Dufner

1920's hand-beaded purse with green leaves, red roses, and harp against a white field in seed beads

W.L. Jacobs was an illustrator who contributed to Harper's Bazar, Harper's Monthly, Cosmopolitan

harp mount.)  

of harp), with included Custom Gilded Parchment Shades (shades 8TDx14BDx8VH) (Showroom Closing

a family crest. Hallmarked with the date letter 'C' to denote 1799, Harp Crowned, Hibernia, and the

harp 51 inches high Note: Shade(s) shown for display only, not included. (Showroom Closing/Liquidation

. Delicate top trim, Cast grills adorning the harp. This fixture is almost 50% larger than most of its

Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1926. In original blue cloth binding without its dust jacket. The

plaque features a putti playing a harp. Gilded putti site on either side of the dial each holding

silk electrical cords and brass sockets. Includes brass harp and finial. Wired with a three way switch

Victorian revolving wicker piano stool in original natural stained finish. Harp motif woven into

, Now Mounted as Lamp on Carved Giltwood Base. Note: Overall size is 8Wx6.5Dx33H(H to top of shade harp

began working for Harper’s Bazaar in 1915 creating over 240 covers for the magazine for over 22 years

Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair, and Vogue magazines. Signed LR. Sight Size 17" x 14" Framed 25" x 22"

father’s wishes for him to become a naval officer. In 1915, he secured a contract with Harper’s Bazaar

with the maker's mark which has been partially over-stamped by the Dublin harp with the Hibernia mark

Clio, the muse of history and music, is shown here sitting on the clock plinth playing her harp. To

lamp to be fitted with a lamp shade, having an over light harp. Condition: one small circular impact

Harper's, Century and the Literary Digest made him a regular contributor, adding to his growing success

ARTHUR BURDETT FROST Harper’s Weekly Harper & Brothers New York, 1904 Hand-colored

characterized by a symbolic sculpture in gilded bronze that represents the warrior, the lion, the harp and the

brass socket (150 watt maximum), cloth cord, brass harp and black-painted finial ball. This lamp was

column serves as a base for harp and bulb. The bottom square bases were added when the columns were re

and is raised on a carved harp shaped trestle form base. The legs are joined with a curved forged iron

include existing harp. Please note: Requires wiring to US standards. Established in 1979, Joyce Horn

rewired. Lamps are offered with either a socket with "uno" / washer shade mount or a harp shade mount, as

HAIR HOLDING A HARP. A PLAQUE INSIDE IS INSCRIBED E.LENNIE, OPTICIAN/46 PRINCE STREET/EDINBURGH.

a carved and paneled back with an Irish Harp shape to each end and a central coat of arms, this coat

Harper’s Bazaar in 1915 creating over 240 covers for the magazine for over 22 years. His fashion