Ewer Lamp

Gilt Metal Ewer Lamp, c.1900 A decorative gilt metal ewer of Rococo Revival design, dating to around 1900 and later adapted as a table lamp.

Pair of Early 20th Century French Neoclassical Ewer Lamps with Putti Relief We are pleased to offer a striking and impressive finely detailed pair of early 20th century French table...

Pair of Late 19th century gilt metal ewers of large design having bacchanalian relief decoration on marble bases, converted to electric lamps 22"diam x adjustable height 42" min - co...

This striking sculptural ewer is exuberantly modeled with sepent form handle and dragon form spout, the baluster body is carved in high relief with a mask of the young Silenus amid...

A single large circa 1940s Turkish etched and polychromed brass ewer floor lamp. Measurements: Height of body 62" Height to shade rest 74".

A rare single large circa 1940's Turkish etched and polychromed brass ewer floor lamp. Measurements: Height of body: 62" Height to shade rest: 74"

19th century Middle Eastern copper and brass ewer with serpent detail. One of a kind design by Michelle Nussbaumer combining her eye for taking an antique pitcher or ewer to become ...

2-298 black enameled etched silver plated brass ewer shaped tall table lamp. The lamp has decorative cut outs in the black enamel making intricate floral and leaf designs.

Pair of heavy bronze partial gilt table lamps in the form of ewers with paw feet, profusely worked.

Pair of cast and etched brass ewers, or carafes, converted to table lamps. Black lacquered wood base with brass ball feet.

A pair of very heavy bronze lamps. New Sockets and wiring, line switches, plugs. US standard plugs. Includes original matching bronze finials. The shades are soiled and not included,...

After a model by Clodion. Stamped Tiffany And Co on the base.

Pair of magnificent antique silvered bronze table lamps in the Renaissance style were fashioned as ornate ewers with angel figures, Bacchic mask and foliate handles.

Antique Bohemian Czech Cased Glass Green and White Urn Ewer Form Table Lamp. Circa Early 20th Century. Measurements: 36" H x 9" W x 9" D.

Vintage French Renaissance Style Painted Porcelain Urn Brass Ewer Table Lamp. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 34" H (to finial) x 25" H (to light socket) x 9.5" W x 7" D. {3-Wa...

Antique French Neoclassical Patinated & Gilt Bronze Figural Cameo Ewer Urn Table Lamp on Round Marble Base. Circa Early 20th Century.

Vintage French Renaissance Large Figural Bronze Metal Ewer Urn Pitcher Table Lamp on Marble Base. Circa Mid 20th Century.

A very rare pair of 19th Century bronze ewers converted to table lamps. The beautifully relief cast body depicting elaborate scroll and foliate motif detail with elegant scrolling ha...

Fine and Imposing French Heavy Gauge Ormolu & Bronze Renaissance revival style ovoid form Ewer now converted to a single Electric Table Lamp of tall proportions and of outstandin...

Fine Pair of Late 19th Century Gilt Metal Ewer Form Table Lamps, c.1890 A handsome and decorative pair of antique table lamps, finely cast in the form of classical ewers.

To make sense of this variability, objects are typically classified into functional categories such as bowls, pots, ewers (or jugs), plates, boxes, lamps, pillows, candlesticks, cens...

To make sense of this variability, objects are typically classified into functional categories such as bowls, pots, ewers (or jugs), plates, boxes, lamps, pillows, candlesticks, cens...

To make sense of this variability, objects are typically classified into functional categories such as bowls, pots, ewers (or jugs), plates, boxes, lamps, pillows, candlesticks, cens...

To make sense of this variability, objects are typically classified into functional categories such as bowls, pots, ewers (or jugs), plates, boxes, lamps, pillows, candlesticks, cens...

Le Verre Francais was the name used by the Schneiders for a special line of 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouv...

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

The name was used by the Schneiders for 2 or 3-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, lamps etc. in a style which combined art deco and art nouveau features.

Schneider Glassworks used the Le Verre Français to identify their two or three-layered cameo glass vases, bowls, ewers, and lamps that were forged in a style that combined Art Deco a...

Charles Schneider was a brilliant and versatile designer, and the company produced a wide range of superb designs of vases, ewers, bowls, and lamps. They were very successful in mark...

To make sense of this variability, objects are typically classified into functional categories such as bowls, pots, ewers (or jugs), plates, boxes, lamps, pillows, candlesticks, cens...