Iron Table Lamps

Liberty two-light lamp in wrought iron and patente de verre glass, made in the early 20th century Ø 48 cm Ø 17 cm h 64 cm

French Art Deco wrought iron desk lamp by Edgar Brandt, France, circa 1910. 'Les Pins'. The support decorated with pine cone and needles, shade adjustable. This lamp is rare. A smaller version was put up for sale by Christie's in April 2006. Nothing else to our knowledge. It is a variation of the Barbedienne banister (1908) of the same decor and simulating a peacock tail. We condensed the passage devoted to this banister in the excellent book by Joan Kahr dedicated to Edgar Brandt (below). You will find interesting elements on the decor and manufacturing. Height: 15.35"(39cm), Width: 12.2"(31cm), Depth: 10.4"(26.5cm). Delivered wired for your country (US, UK, EU, Australia, etc). LED can be used. The most important Edgar Brandt innovation in its field was the invention of the oxyacetylenic welding torch. Brandt quickly understood the possibilities inherent in the use of the torch. In 1908, an influential client, Gustave Leblanc-Barbedienne (*see below), owner of the famous Barbedienne foundry, asks Brandt to forge the main banister of the staircase of his mansion 63, rue de Lancry. Shaping a profusion of pine cones and needles that look like the splendid tail of a peacock, Brandt has proven what could be accomplished with the torch. Also known as the autogenic pistol, the oxyacetylenic blowtorch is at the origin of the ferronous revolution during the first two decades of the 20th century. A premonitory Edgar Brandt has mastered the autogenic welding gun and was one of his first champions. The Barbedienne banister, with all its individual components, would have been an arduous technical Challenge for a blacksmith using forge...

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Outstanding Art Nouveau handblown glass and wrought iron table lamp by Daum Nancy.

Handmade wrought iron base with snake calming up form center of the leaf and Daum blown glass shade table lamp.

French Art Deco table lamp by the iron worker Charles Piguet, Lyon, France, early 1920s. The precious base comes with its alabaster shade. Measures: Height 13.4" (34 cm), overall dia...

1910s-1920s, France A wonderful of French Art Nouveau lamp. The stands are handmade in wrought iron with black finish patina and hammered with floral pattern. The metalwork is of ex...

French 1910s-1920s hand forged iron with blown glass table lamp by Charles Schneider.

This is a nice example of the Arts & Crafts movement in table lamps. The base is richly patinated cast iron and the glass is original period "slag glass", referred to in most circles...

This lamp is really eye catching. I am sorry to say that photographs don't show how beautiful the glass looks in person. While we have seen this particular shade on rare occasions, w...

The show stealer in the room, a gorgeous decorative Asian motif metal ivorene table lamp having lyrical Asian landscapes illuminated with glowing gorgeous torquoise, cream and light ...

Outstanding Art Nouveau handblown glass and wrought iron table lamp by Daum Nancy.