Dina Kuhn Mundharmonikerspieler Harmonica Player Table Lamp

A mid century Murano glass lamp by Barovier. Solid glass body with cinched design and silver plated hardware. Telescopic finial to 29”.

One of a kind ceramic lamp. Made of three hand formed (not turned or molded) ceramic elements of different shapes and colors. The glazes are thick and textural. The light bulb goes o...

A pair of bronze table lamps by Charles et Fils. In very good condition with natural patina. Rewired for USA.

A table lamp by Ottaviani, Italy. A large head of a horse on a Lucite base. Signed marked with Hallmarks. Newer shade. Ottaviani is exquisite and well-known jewelry and silver desi...

A 19th Century Neoclassical table lamp with “Musique” description with a dome brocade silk lampshade. A lady playing the lute and a young child (putti) playing the tambourine Heigh...

Very nice 1950's table lamp showing a tam-tam player The tam-tam is the light. Great condition France.

Large Viennese cold-painted bronze lamp of a mandolin player by Bergman Austrian, c. 1910 Height 39cm, width 15cm, depth 15cm Crafted around 1910 by Franz Xaver Bergman (Austrian, 1861-1936), this Orientalist sculptural lamp depicts a young woman playing a mandolin and singing. She is sitting on a green cushioned seat while beneath her feet is a polychrome patterned rug draped on two steps. Dressed in typical Orientalist clothing, her beautifully executed facial expression suggests she is in a joyful mood. Above the main figure is a domed canopy. Its construction includes a pierced window draped by a striped red and gold curtain. A gold shield and a flag also hang on the construction. The domed cover is superbly decorated with trefoil windows filled with coloured glass and is surmounted by a crescent moon which is an important symbol of Islam. A similar motif can also be observed on the flagpole. The lamp is stamped with a ‘B’ in an urn-shaped cartouche, ‘GESCH’ as well as ‘3’. The cold-painting technique has been superbly used to highlight even the smallest details of the scene, such as the patterns on the rug or the texture of the seat. An almost identical example is featured in Joseph Zobel, Antique Vienna Bronzes...

A table lamp in a rolled steel mirrored finish.