The Crest Company Furniture

An exceptional antique Arts & Crafts period table lamp or desk lamp By Handel (signed to the base) USA, Circa 1920s Bronze base, with mica shade. Measures: 8"W x 8"D x 16.88"H. S...

Stunning and elegant Art Deco floor lamp. Striking French design from the 1930s. Solid walnut base with new fabric shade. Rewired with one socket for E-27 light bulb. This wonderful ...

Made in Czechoslovakia Newly rewired. Repolished walnut veneer - E26/E27 bulb with any wattage if LED version is used.

This is an Arts and Crafts Style Floor Lamp with a Tiffany Style Shade. It's made of metal with a square base.

Condition: New Linen Shade Materials: Patinated Iron, New Linen Shade

An Arts & Crafts style wrought iron and hammered copper floor lamp, 1980s. 19 inches wide by 19 inches deep by 57 ½ inches tall; shade 11 inches wide

An unusual aluminium and wood floor lamp with articulated, swing out arm and original vintage 1950s shade. Well preserved survivor.

Exceptional Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau table lamp, with bronze base, bronze and mica shade. The lamp features an organic vase form base, with stylized legs, and arms, which suppor...

Rare Louis Van Boeckel wrought iron floor lamp or Oil Lamp. This magnificently handcrafted Art Nouveau lamp was originally made as an oil lamp. At some point in time oil lamps went out of fashion and that is when this oil lamp was transformed into an electrical lamp. On top you can still see the rimb on which the oil reservoir would have rested. Obviously what makes this work of art so beautiful is the design and the incredible details and the natural shape of the leaves, the flowers etc. This is the work of a true artist and you will enjoy it every time you see and use it. Comes with embossed stamp ‘LVANBOECKEL’. Mind you, our fair price even includes perfect packing and also worldwide delivery from our store to your door within 4 days. Height: 66 inches . Louis Van Boeckel (1857-1944) of Lier, Belgium, was one of the most important ornamental blacksmiths of his time. He was an apprentice to the Verwilt factory in Lier, but developed most of his skills as an artisan by himself. His work, including some of his important animal depictions, can be found in the Timmermanns-Opsomer-Haus Museum in Lier. Van Boeckel’s numerous awards included the gold medal at the Exposition du Cercle Rubens (1890), le Prix de l’Art appliqué à la rue, Brussels (1893) and the Grande Médaille d’Or and title of Chevalier de l’ordre Royal du Cambodge at the Exposition Universelle in Paris (1900). He is also responsible for work on the grid of the city hall of Lier after 1890, the grave decorations for Czar Alexander III in St. Petersburg and Queen Marie-Henriette in Laeken, the staircases of honor of the Khedive Palace in Cairo and Benedictine monastery on Mount Olive...

1920s Arts and Crafts Copper Table Lamp With Mica Shade Lighter in overall weight as this is copper and thin mica stone Hand-hammered...

Art Deco floor lamp in the style of Just Andersen made in Denmark in the 1930s. Made of patinated bronze and equipped with a new handmade light linen shade. Adjustable in height and ...

A monumental and unusual lamp by British potter, Bernard Rooke. An early piece, probably 1960s, and initialled BR on the side. Large-scale single-piece Rooke lamps are rare to see -...