Carved 18th Century Walnut Lamp

A pair of Italian 18th century, carved and silver leaf candlesticks as lamps.  

A large English Baroque carved lamp with traces of the original gilding, in a dry, country House condition. Wired with an antique gold silk cord with switch.

A French late XIX Century blue glass table lamp, with gilt metal decorative mounts. Formerly for oil.

A pair of XIX Century German gilt brass adjustable desk lamps by Wild and Wessel, with white glass vesta shades. In the Classical manner.

18th century Silver leafed, carved wood handled urns converted to lamps. On new bases with custom parchment shades.

The lion has been a symbol of England since the late 12th century, when King Richard I (Richard the Lionheart) adopted the animal for his first Great Seal. This lion was carved out of pine in England during the 1700’s and has since been repurposed into a table lamp. Wired for use in American homes, the lamp has been paired with a 20 1/8-inch diameter cream shade. The rampant lion is leaning on a scrolled shield with a bend dexter and fields of squares and roundels. A rectangular plinth with several layers of thin molding provides a stable base for the lamp. Our 18th century pine lion table lamp...

This striking table lamp is a stunning adaptation of a 18th-century gilded wood candlestick, masterfully converted for modern illumination. Rich in neoclassical influences, the piece...

This exquisite 18th-century French table lamp is a masterful example of Louis XVI-era craftsmanship, originally crafted as a candlestick and later converted into a lamp. Made from ha...