Pair of Sculptural Table Lamps in Gilded Plaster with Gold Leaf Shades 1971

Pair of large brass Egyptian style brass table lamps with hieroglyphic motif made in Italy for the Marbro Lamp Company, original "Marbro Lamp Co." label on lamps, American, 1960s.

Pair of table lamps in satin brass with ebony base by Chapman Lighting, American, 1950s Shades pictured are 18 inches in diameter. The brass has been lacquered so it will not tarnish.

Pair of sculptural table lamps in pewter with brass accents by Marbro Lighting, American, 1960s. These lamps are beautifully made. Height is adjustable.

Pair of elegant brass table lamps, each with 2 lights, in the style of Tommi Parzinger, American 1950's Shades are black paper. W: 10 inches / 11 inches with shades D: 3.5 inches /...

A rare pair of sculptural Italian table lamps, dating back to the 1950s/60s. Their striking presence is defined by a solid cast brass structure, embodying the bold, artistic essence ...

Pair of 1950s American Frederick Cooper tall gold leaf and cream painted table lamps which are often mistaken and are in the style of James Mont. The lamps are constructed from heavy...

An elegant pair of Florence gold leafe lamps designed by Bryan Cox. The bases are in a stunning geometric honeycomb design. Measures 22" to the top of the socket and 31" to the top o...

A very rare pair of 1970’s brass plated stainless steel Table lamps, designed by Maria Pergay. Born in 1930 in Moldova, Romania to Russian-Jewish parents, Pergay and her mother fled to France at the beginning of World War II. After the war, Pergay studied costumery, set design, and sculpture at the Institut des Hautes Études Cinématographiques in Paris, before opening her own shop to sell decorative silver objects. It wasn’t until the late 1960s that she began using stainless steel. Pergay lives and works in Paris, France. Today, her works are held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. These lamps are sometimes mistaken for designs by the Italian company Il Punto...