Neo Classical, Renaissance Revival Cast Bronze 1920s Table Lamp

An assembled group of three Neoclassical style ebonized torchiere lamps from the early 20th Century make a strong lighting statement. The grouping includes a pair with later scalloped bowl-form etched glass shades, bowl form cup, cylindrical standard on tall plinth base with gilt stencil ornaments. The largest lamp was produced by Tower Lamps, and it is a taller lamp with tulip-form white glass shade, compressed ball "reserve" over a cylindrical standard on a short plinth base with gilt stencil ornaments. The Tower Lamp is 25 inches tall overall, and the pair of lamps are 16 inches tall overall The trio is a wonderful acquisition from a lighting auction...

The options for this statement lamp are many. From a place in an entryway, on a console, or a place on an occasional table inside a business or home office. This lamp provides an ele...

The white enamel wash, the scene reminiscent of a classical Greek or Roman setting, and the urn form make this French Zinc lamp unique and irresistible. The antique Neoclassical styl...

The antique look of 16th to 17th century stone or marble putti lends a classic look to these cherubic table lamps that is priceless. The lamps rest on stands with resin-cast bodies. ...

A silvered renaissance revival style table lamp with mythical accents. Gilded designs resembling the drawings of illuminated manuscripts with figures, scroll forms, acanthus leaves a...

This is a truly superb large French antique Renaissance Revival ormolu table lamp, circa 1870 in date. It is relief cast with grapevines, cherubs and acanthus leaves, the serpentine handle rising to a seated winged amorini and descending to a mask at the figural relief cast body with waisted stem and terminating in a circular base. This gilt bronze 19th century ewer...

Of ovoid form with classical figures cast in relief Maker: Ferdinand Barbedienne (1838-1953) Origin: French Date: late 19th century Dimension: 29 in high

Our unusual and lovely bronze table lamp by Edward F. Caldwell in the Renaissance style dates from circa 1910. It has a segmented cast bronze baluster stem decorated with raised strapwork that has been gilded and enameled to depict figures in Renaissance costumes...