Pair of Italian Gilt Iron Baroque Style 1920s Dolphins Made into Lamps

A pair of Italian Classical style carved and painted wooden column fragments from the 19th century depicting spiraling foliage and Corinthian style base, transformed into modern tabl...

A pair of white porcelain vases with pierced geometric décor from circa 1920 made into table lamps wired for the USA and mounted on circular gilded wood bases. Delighting us with the...

A pair of French Baroque Revival 19th century giltwood fragments made into modern table lamps wired for the USA. Infuse a sense of regal antiquity into your space with this pair of F...

A pair of Italian twisted column wooden fragments from the 18th century, with carved giltwood grapevine motifs and round lucite bases. Created in Italy during the 18th century, each ...

Heavy cast iron lamps in the form of classical urns with scrolled handles and acanthus details throughout. Set on square plinth bases and paired with pleated fabric shades. A bold, n...

Neoclassical table lamp in blackened iron, the foot in the form of a Greek vase with handles decorated in relief with two Greek deities. France, 1920s.

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...

Tinned copper sheet. Produced by in Sweden, 1920s.