Pair of Bronze and Silver Neoclassical Lamps

Pair of neoclassical style polished bronze and glass column lamps. The base has marble. Measures: 35H (to top of finial). The height under the bulb socket is 26H. Base measures: 6.2...

Pair of neoclassical bronze urns made into lamps mounted on polished slate bases.

Pair of circa 1900 French cast bronze table lamps in the shape of urns on pedestals.  Original patina. Measurements: Height of body: 19.5" Diameter: 7"

Pair of 1950's Italian lamps with original patina. Measurements: Height of body: 18.5" Height to shade rest: 27" Diameter: 9"

This is a highly detailed pair of French neoclassical style silver leaf giltwood urn lamps featuring hand carved draped foliate garland motifs. These Louis XVI style lamps are mounte...

A pair of early 19th century bronze and firegilt candelabrum, now fitted and wired as lamps, with finely chased detail, featuring tapered fluted columns surmounted by an egg and dart...

Antique Neoclassical Bronze Candelabra Lamps - Pair Each lamp measures: 10.25 wide x 10.25 deep x 33.5 inches high We take our photos in a controlled lighting studio to show as muc...

Pair of vintage silvered metal table lamps in the neoclassical style with molded composition figures of swans. Each in excellent condition.

Pair of neoclassical-style table lamps featuring cobalt blue glass bodies set into elaborate gilt bronze mounts. Each lamp stands on a round base with acanthus and wreath detail, ris...

FINE PAIR OF NEOCLASSICAL ORMOLU-MOUNTED ROUGE MARBLE TABLE LAMPS France, probably Paris, circa third quarter of the 19th century Item # 404LBP26Q A magnificent pair of Neoclassical vases converted into lamps, they are designed loosely after the influential vases of Antiquity known as the Medici and Borhese Vases. Those Kraters were executed in marble and have been widely considered the finest and most well-conceived vases of Antiquity. They have been frequently copied and have been the inspiration for many decorative arts, including the present pair. The original vases feature bas-relief scenes in the Medici vase of a seated Iphigenia beneath a statue of Diana surrounded by Achilles, Ulysses and Agamemnon and in the Borghese vase a scene of drunk Silenius, Dionysus wearing his animal skin garment and Ariadne all together accompanied by a procession of revellers. The present example departs from antiquity, focusing only on the Bacchic revellers and have repeated this motif across the field of the vase. They carry in their outstretched arms wreathes and long drapes of their garments, several carrying in hand the Thrysus. The chorus of figures is loosely reminiscent to the Borghese Dancers, also known as the Dancing Hours, executed in bas relief in marble...