Large Neoclassical Carved Gilt Wood Lamps - Pair

A pair of large, cast bronze, urn-shaped lamps made circa 1885-1890, during the Meiji period (1868-1912) in Japan. They are decorated in both relief and applique with chrysanthemums,...

A striking pair of sizable table lamps with milk glass columns on bronze-tinted grape leaf bases. They are made by Paul Hanson Lighting Company, which operated in New York from the 1...

Second Empire Bronze sconces depicting The Melusina of European Folklore. The Mermaid with Angel Wings. A female spirit of fresh water. Detailed castings of the four winds, scaled ta...

A gorgeously proportioned pair of neoclassical, gilded bronze 2-arm sconces; with acanthus leaf, acorn, swirl, and rosette detailing. Late Belle Époque style, France. Early 1900s. Me...

Pair of Hollywood Regency style carved gilt table lamps, circa 1950-1960s. Please note of wear consistent with age including some wear to finish due to use. Shades not included. The lamps measure 31" tall with an adjustable shade rest up to 36" tall 7" diameter with a 6" octagon base. Two pull sockets each. Rewired with silver clear wire and plug. Ready to use. Introducing our stunning Pair of Carved Gilt Lamps...

Wonderful and stylish design pair of table lamps. This elegant pair of vintage table lamps, crafted in Italy around 1980, showcases exquisite craftsmanship and timeless design. Hand...

Pair of Early 20th Century Italian hand-carved solid wood parcel-gilt neoclassical style table lamps. Original Italian label found on the top of the lamps. Lamps have remarkable old ...

Fine Arts Lamp Company, 20th century. 21" h to socket 29.5" h to finial "The company’s artistic heritage began in the New York glassmaking factory founded by Max Blumberg in the late nineteenth century. In 1940, his son Jack Blumberg gathered the finest designers, sculptors, and decorative artists to fulfill their shared vision of becoming the world’s premier lighting manufacturer, and Fine Art Lamps was born. In 1965, Jack’s son Max carried on the commitment of his grandfather and father to design excellence and superb workmanship. In 1976, the company moved to Miami and expanded its operations capitalizing on the dynamic and creative culture thriving in South Florida at the time. Over time, Fine Art has been honored with numerous design awards, including the prestigious ART Manufacturer of the Year Award an unprecedented nine times, distinguishing the company beyond compare, and cementing our induction into the ART Hall of Fame. In early 2018, as Max looked to enjoy new adventures in retirement, the company was acquired by his long-term executive team...