Antique Harps

rails. The central back splats are accented with finely carved, ebonized harps (or stylized palmettes

An Early 20th Century Marble and Cranberry Glass Table Lamp with original harp and finial. Measures

door a cherub playing a harp adding a classical touch surrounded by foliage, having a shaped top with a

functional tilt-top. Oval bleached walnut top raised upon bleached oak swivel-harp base. Jointed newly

brass caps, harps and urn finials, and finished with carved wooden bases.

the period, circa1920s. Measurements: 69.5” ht. to top of harp; 58.5” ht. to top of wood; 21

: 2463]. The "gekkin" (moon harp) is a Chinese instrument from the modern period. It was used to perform

beautifully carved. The top section has a pierced harp motif, it can be positioned at an angles on both sides

bronze. Socket and shade harp have been replaced. In good working order.

on all Sides of the Bases (Harps, Maidens, and Soldiers) - a Pair. Circa Early 20th Century

ground with Bahram Gur and Azada seated on a camel, Azada holding a harp, Bahram Gur a bow, a winged

bass circa 1910. 22" to top of harp. 12" to top of figure.

the right, a young woman plays the harp while another, immediately nearby, burns perfume for the

dress, holding a globe and long spear—remarkably preserved and now mounted atop the lamp harp as the

bass circa 1910. Older silk covered cord. In working order. 17 3/4" to top of harp. 9 1/2" to top of

publications including Scribner's Magazine and Harper's Monthly. In 1901, Owen moved to New York to further

base. Each lamp aprox 21 inch without harp x 6.5'' Dia. Overall good condition. Scattered marks and

detachable cover, now on a turned wood base and a wired through the basket with a lampholder and harp.

glass globe format to one that supports a standard Edison bulb, harp bail and shade as seen in the

”. He was a recognized art critic and wrote for The New York Times, New York Post and Harper’s weekly

; a center light which is attached to the harp. The finial shown is not available.

Dimensions: [insert height with harp/shade, and base measurements] ⚜️ Date: Figures, late 19th–early 20th

responsible for making the best quality pieces which like this table all depicted shamrocks, harps and foliage

Middle East and Asia in a series of illustrated articles that appeared in Harper’s between 1893 and 1895

a harp, surrounded by a border of foliage with yellow and green hues. Complete with hoop to the top

of a Lyre Harp surrounded by a Laurel Wreath with a Clover pendant drop. The brooch is a tribute to

working order, however buyer may want to rewire as a precaution. Retains original long harp with wood

trumpet, or a harp. Our reference: A4413

This stunning window features detailed leaded designs of two swans and harp within the checkered

of the harp strings. The harp’s inclusion introduces a sonic dimension, evoking gentle music and

century, the elegant lady in a flowing dress holding a harp, on a square plinth signed, and stamped "B3626

inches. From top of socket to base is 41.5 inches. Including the harp, the total height is 53 inches

theater of the Civil War as an artist-correspondent for Harper's Monthly. He studied for three years in

rewired for U.S. use and fitted with aged brass-tone sockets and harp holders. Perfect on a console

harps , with cassolette urn-shaped form draped with lion pelts and grapevine handles with footed square

This stunning Tiffany Studios "Vine Border" Harp Floor Lamp features a golden and mottled green

leaves around the bases. The harps have ball finials, lacking shades. Dimensions: 26 1/2" high x 7 1/2

direction. The other panel showcases a Muse playing a harp next to Cupid who standing proudly with his bow

Impressive Pair of Empire Candle Sconce Wall Mirrors featuring carved harps as well as trompets

Institute, and later worked as a free-lance engraver for Century Co., Harper's and for various Boston book

everyday clothing, musicians with harps and lyres, soldiers with shields and spears, temple attendants

symbols in the history of human civilization. Flowers, harp and cornucopia are carved at the base: symbol

BINDING. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The true first edition was published by Harper and Brothers in 1851

diamonds in a Harp design that make the jewels emotion with a musical and lyrical effect and glam. A

Story illustration for "The Return" by Georgia Wood Pangborn for Harper's Monthly Magazine

with non-removable harps that integrate seamlessly into the design and ensure stability. Their

The circular lidded box depicting a woman reclining on a Recamier playing the harp. The underside

major publications including Scribner’s, Harper’s, and The Observer. He famously produced over 1,000

cherub, the male cherub playing a harp, the female singing from a songbook, each vase is raised on four

central mask of a female over a harp background with ribbon and tassel form terminating in a large bow

instruments, including a harp, lyre, flute, and cymbals. Others are engaged in movement and gestures, one

in One Volume. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1835. Harper’s Stereotype Edition. 8vo. Illustrated

its antique character. The brass harp and socket are later additions, likely from the mid-20th century

Palmer, and Remington Schuyler Her illustrations appeared in 1912 in Harper's Magazine. In 1922 she

Grand, published by Harper & Brothers, 1900, opp. page 286. An excerpt from the scene

for a major newsstand magazine like Harper's, Century or Scribner's Monthly. Work is framed under

. Mounted on a rosewood base. Height 24" to top of light socket. Harp and shade will make overall height