Pair of Brass Floor Lamps in Candlestick-form

A handsome pair of metal lamps, featuring a neoclassical motif in a verdigris bronze finish. All new wiring and three-way sockets in bronze tone. N...

Striking pair of floral form garnitures in brass. Great size at 34". Lovely form, quality craftsmanship, in very fine condition with attractive patina.

Superb quality lamp by Chapman, featuring figured stags at base and forming legs. Newly polished and lacquered and wiring has been professionally updated. Height to top of socket i...

Charming Italian table lamp, wrought iron with gilded oak leave decoration. New wiring. Shade shown is not included. Height is 28" to top of socket, 39" to top of finial with replace...

Vintage pair of tall heavy brass table lamps feature an elegant candlestick or baluster lamp form with elongated columns mounted on round bases with stepped elements. The lamps are ...

A Pair of 19th century, antiquarian, baroque-revival, brass, repousse, pricket candlesticks upcycled into a pair of table lamps, 27“ high Finely chased with characteristic Baroque...

Pair of English, 1920s neoclassic style bronze floor lamps. With tripod base and original patina. Measurements: Height of body 54.5" Height to shade rest 67".

A Pair of Regency Style Gilt and Patinated Bronze Floor Lamps or 'Torchères', After The Models By James Smethurst of New Bond Street. Each with central lidded urn above three fluted branches with tulip-shaped glass shades supported by three pelicans, the stands with rams’ head masks above monopodia supports on paw feet, England, 20th Century. This model of lamp, without pedestal, was invented by the Regency lamp-manufacturer James Smethurst of New Bond Street, whose registered mark of post-1814 has been recorded on period examples. A set of four lamps of identical pattern - although not apparently signed - is in the collection of the Dukes of Devonshire at Chatsworth House, Derbyshire. These were originally supplied for the Saloon of Devonshire House, London, where they are recorded in Henry Hunt's watercolour of 1817. Two were exhibited in 'Country House Lighting...