Antique Harps

with a harp. Red breccia marble base. Height 15cm. Additional information: Material: Bronze.

. Lampshade NOT included. Height to top of socket is 21.5”. Harp not included.

him to become a naval officer. In 1915, he secured a contract with Harper’s Bazaar magazine, producing

lamp harps are built into the lamps and are representative of late Qing Dynasty pieces, once

(Signed in text in title caption, see photo) Published in Harper's Weekly July 15, 1865 A very rare early

engraver for Century Co., Harper's, and for various Boston book publishers. He also shared a studio with

Art Sz: 15"H x 21"W Frame Sz: 25"H x 31"W Harper's Weekly colour plate from sketches by A.B

-colored wood engraving, published in Harper's Weekly on November 10, 1866, beautifully illustrates the

dibs. George Elbert Burr worked as an illustrator for several New York magazines: Harper

as an independent interior designer in 1936. In 1938, Harper’s Bazaar stated that Robsjohn-Gibbings

St. Valentine's Day -- The Old Story in All Lands Wood engraving, 1868 Published in: Harper

rounding board salvaged from a carnival. With hand-painted designs of putti and harp motifs and gold leaf

rewired. Original finials now used on the harps of the lamps. Could easily be returned to original form

Vintage Eglomese French Art Glass & Gilt Bronze table lamp. Includes harp and finial. Additional

An antique provincial style cherry wood chest of drawers made by cabinet maker Samuel Harper (1818

harp, making it ready for the shade of your choice. A true blend of cultural artistry and functionality

brass harps and organic gourd-shaped finials, harmonizing with the vases' original form. These lamps

first job at Harper’s magazine as a wood engraver when he was just seventeen. His ambitions grew beyond

classical figures of a lady, cherub and a harp. The lady is sitting above a quality ornate French clock with

, the Solomon's seal, David's harp, ladder-to-heaven or Eurasian Solomon's seal, is a species of

playing a miniature harp and a pair of symbols above the jambs. The edges of the narrow shelf are modestly

due to harp differences Bases are 8" diameter.

Twain" was created by Edward Penfield in 1897 for Harper & Brothers. The artist's signature appears in

regularly in Harper's Bazaar, Harper's Magazine, St. Nicolas, Century Magazine, Ladies Home Journal and

Square, New York" by Theodore R. Davis (1840–1894) was published as a supplement of Harper's Weekly

(shade, finial, and harp are not included). Philippe H. Mourey (Born 1840 Died 1910), was a master

with a brass light socket and removable harp.

the mid-1880s when he began making western illustrations for Harper's Weekly and many other widely

, 120v US wiring, tested, good working condition. Lacks harps, which can be added if desired

and wired them for use in American homes, complete with golden harps and a cream shade, making them

. Anthony, Matilda Joslyn Gage, and Ida Husted Harper. Following graduation from Vassar College, Harriot

an engraver. He moved to California in 1859 after visiting California on a trip he made for Harper

-harp, an instrument symbolizing the order and harmony he brings to the kingdom. He wears a richly

. George Elbert Burr worked as an illustrator for several New York magazines: Harper's, Cosmopolitan, and

instruments such as a lyre and harp at their side. This meaningful statue of Erato and Calliope can elevate a

the Avenue", was published in Harper's Weekly in the March 28, 1868 edition. The print depicts a group

diameter at the base, stands 22.5" to the top of the harp, 16.5"H to the top of the light bulb socket.

design of grapes, leaves and a harp around a scroll reading Herzlichen Glückwunsch (Congratulations) and

Likely a study for an illustration for Harper's Weekly, for which Wiser was a Civil War-era

discoloration on the neck and body. Please see the photos. Early 20th century. Rewired. Harp and shade not

A pair of French circa 1920s Empire style gilt bronze sconces with harp motif. Measurements

story illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post, The Ladies' Home Journal, Harper's, McClure's

lamp rests on three scrolled feet. The harp is crowned with a lovely antiqued brass finial. Includes

while gilt metal curved feet are attached to a wood base. Electrified for US use. A harp and final await

as an office boy with Harper’s in May, 1875. Although relatively untrained, he progressed quickly and

miniature watercolor of a young child playing a harp in the woods is set under glass. The pearls are set in

Bridgman," Harper's Weekly, vol. 43, no. 2194, Jan 7, 1899, p. 8 "Exhibitions and Other Events in a Week of

Harper's.

. Standing elegantly at 25 inches to the harp, the vase portion measures 12 inches in height with a diameter

interior. 28 inches high to to of harp, 9 inches diameter.

incandescent bulb lamp to be fitted with a lamp shade, having an over light harp. One small circular impact

10.25" W x 7.5"D x 28"H to the top of the sockets and 33"H to the top of the harps.  

age of seventeen as a wood engraver for Harper’s, preparing illustrations for Harper’s Weekly and for

Antique Royal Vienna hand painted "Harp Player" porcelain vase with enamel paint and golden stucco

Canada, in 1857-8. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1859. Octavo. Illustrated with ten engravings. Rebound in

with acanthus carved harped shaped supports, original brass knobs, adjustable mirror, and turned barley

Black Cat." Illustration for About Paris by Richard Harding Davis (New Yorker: Harper & Brothers, 1895