Frederick Cooper Column Lamps in Crystal and Brass with Shades

Louis Philippe Style Gilded Brass Column Lamp, the reeded tapering column terminating in acanthus above a tripodal lion footed base.

Roberto Guilio Rida (Italian, b. 1949) Brass and Rock Crystal Lamp with frosted white glass shade with button stamp "R. G. Rida" to column. Dealer: S138XX

Frederick Raymond Arts and Crafts Slag Glass Table Lamp with four light bulb fittings, the decagonal shade and rectangular base with iridescent glass inserts and gold-tone metal fram...

A vintage, highly unique pair of 1950s table lamps, each with two fiberglass drum shades, detailed with swirls of green and black paint and lacing along the perimeter, supported by a...

Pair of Mid-Century Modern style wooden column lamps, the waisted tapering ebonized columns on antique brass feet above brushed rectangular antiqued brass bases. Set of 2. Dimensi...

Neoclassical Style gilt metal column table lamp in the manner of Karl Springer (German, born 1931), with black shade, apparently unsigned.

Pair of large solid brass and black painted column table lamps by Frederick Copper for Fitz & Floyd. New three-way brass sockets. Includes original harps and finials. (Frederick Copp...

1980s Mid-Century Modern brass table lamps with wood base by Frederick Cooper. Shades for photography only.

A stylish table lamp by Fredric Cooper, Chicago, IL, in polished brass and lucite with original shade.

Frederick copper was known for the high quality of their lamps and this handsome table lamp in Lucite and brass is a prime example. The crispness of the design is matched by the qua...

Stunning pair of ultra modern Frederick Cooper "Atomic" table lamps. The polished steel Space Age bodies with discs on the top and bottom giving these lamps an atomic energy all thei...

Beautiful pair of brass and lucite Urn form lamps by Frederick Cooper. Lamps have an original Frederick Cooper label. In 1923, Frederick Cooper, a Chicago artist, established a studio to create beautiful sculpture and watercolor paintings. American architecture was in its heyday in the Windy City. Mr. Cooper was drawn to the still fairly new invention of lamps. Through mixing the media of brass, fabric, glass and wood, Cooper created exquisitely designed lamps that matched the swift innovation in American architecture. This heritage carries on today, with designs that are at the forefront of style and fashion. We create the most artistic designs, using exquisite materials and superior craftsmanship. Quite simply, we design and create illuminated art. We use the finest natural materials - brass, bronze, nickel, copper, marble, jade and alabaster – and also create art glaze ceramics, hand decorated porcelain, and crystal. Our design committee is in unfettered pursuit of the broadest array of styles - refreshed traditional to transitional with classic lines. These include Deco, Nouveau, Cubist, Organic - clean and elaborate. We have design collaborations with Larry Laslo, Mario Buatta, Alexander Julian...